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WHO SAID IT'S A MAN'S WORLD?

By Larry Lichty

"To women the irony is perhaps self-confidence, but the horizons of 1LDRED YOUNGER is a political party's too typical to be amusing," Mrs. your knowledge of the world about hope, a housewife's Younger said. "Though a woman is you will be broadened, preparing you inspiration, and a asked to choose a person to fill a for increasingly important posts." very responsible position, one of the mere male's dream. Community Leader qualifications for the job was that â/Which is reason enough that her the chosen individual could not be a Bearing out this thought, Mrs. radio program is simply billed as woman." Younger, a native Angeleno, was Los "Mildred Younger." Any resem- Mrs. Younger observed that for Angeles County chairman for the blance, however, between the glam- Women's Division for the March of orous political personality of a cer- twenty years the California legislature has failed to pass a "fair-pay- Dimes in 1953, and is the 1955 county tain political party who recently chairman for the Sister Kenney Drive. came within an ace of being elected ment" law which would insure a woman receiving the same pay as a In 1950 she, herself, was a victim of to the California legislature as a sen- polio and lost one child to the dread ator, and the glamorous radio perman, in the same line of work. disease. sonality now being heard daily over Barriers Imposed Participation in community affairs KABC is purely coincidental. "I don't think one can say that began early. Faced with the prospect "Mildred Younger" is non-political. women have failed to accept their of being unable to go to college dur- Mildred Younger says so. KABC says responsibilities in meeting the com- ing depression years, she obtained a so. Following no day-by-day format, plexities of the modern world," Mrs. scholarship to USC where she was ac- the program features interviews with Younger observed. "Essentially Ibe- tive in school events and a campus community and national leaders, dis- lieve it is their own lack of confi- leader. Thirty-four years old, she is cussion of topical affairs, and an- dence in their abilities, a frustration married to Judge Evelle Jansen swering the letters of listeners who that has arisen from barriers im- Younger. The couple has an eleven- bring their problems to her. A recent posed against their developing and year-old son, "Butch." interviewee was Mrs. Alice K. Leo- using their full range of talents. "For a woman with responsibilities pold, Assistant Secretary of Labor for "Probably the most effective way to both home and community, there Women's Affairs. for a woman to develop confidence are two important things—first, (and Letter response to the program is in herself, and to develop her con- this is essential to the second point) equally divided between men and sciousness that she can play an im- that she carefully budget her time; women. portant role in the world, is to take and, secondly, that she does not per- Male vs. Female an active part in community life. mit her outside activities to penalize "I can think of no greater compli- Every community needs volunteers to her husband, home and family." ment than the fact that both men carry through its many projects. Look Does this work? about you and you will see many and women consider me as a person Said Judge Younger: "Butch and I who may be of help to them," Mrs. tasks that would benefit your community. Plunge in. Some of them don't care what Mildred does — as Younger said. "This confirms my long as it doesn't show." feeling that people should be judged you will find dull and tiresome, but by faithfully following through you And what * more could any woman on an individual basis rather than will find yourself not only gaining ask for—or man, either/ being categorized as a male or female. "A host of meaningless cliches has been set up as a barrier to women playing an equal role in the world with men. I am not an ax- wielding feminist, but I do believe there should be an equality between men and women—not based on con- descending gallantry, but on merit, performance and mutual respect." Mrs. Younger recounted the tale of an executive (male, of course), who appealed to her to recommend someone to fin an important, high-paying position. Carefully he recited the qualifications the person must have for the position .. . "and, of course," he concluded, "it must be a man."

,LIKE MOTHER, LIKE SON — An e artist of professional excellence herself, KABC -Radio's Mildred Younger instructs her young son, "Butch," in his work at the easel. October 7, 1955 If It Hadn't Happened To Iler

Nanette Fabray might not be the top Tr star she is today if it hadn't been for these moments that chang- ed her life. She is one of the big attractions now in thc super-spettacle, '1976'.

By Jack Holland

NANETTE FABRAY is one of the stars in the NBC special, "1976." She also goes back with Sid Caesar this fall on his show. She would not be on top of the heap now if it hadn't been for a series of fortunate breaks and right decisions,

AT WEAVER is not only her life and for some significant when I was three or four. I was in a an important executive decisions. with NBC but he is also dancing contest around Christmas. I Lucky Moves one who likes to let his was supposed to dance backwards in p "The biggest decision in my life one part of the dance but as I was imagination take over on TV. As such, his recent "Wide, Wide World" came after 'Meet the People' closed doing the step I looked behind me was a departure. Now he's going in in New York," Nanette said with a and saw a huge Christmas tree for the tong-range world in "1976." big smile. "I had a choice of going heavy with decorations. I had a a flight into the future. into Danny Kaye's 'Let's Face It' choice of doing one of two things— show or of doing the lead in the going on with the dance as I had Starring are Sid Caesar. Arlene straight dramatic play, `Claudia.' The rehearsed it and bumping into the Francis, Wally Cox, and Nanette Kaye one sounded more exciting. tree or changing the step. I simply Fabray. Much has been written about Somehow the glamour of the musical went on dancing—right under the Sid, Arlene, and Wally, but little has field impressed me, so I decided to tree. And, you know, I wcn the con- been known about Nanette, a young do his show, even though my part test! I also got a week's engagement and personable lady who picked Sid wasn't terribly big. I realize now that at the theatre." Caesar's show out of the doldrums it was the move which established Nanette's first big break came in last season and gave it a hefty me in a musical career. boost. the local engagement of "Meet the "I'd always liked dancing and People." She had also done a small Yet, Nanette would not now be in singing, although I had done somc part in a Bette Davis picture, "Eliza- "1976"—nor would she be a top star straight dramatic things with Max beth and Essex." She took the part of screen, stage, and TV—if it hadn't Reinhardt. Even as a kid I was in "Meet the People" primarily be- been for some important moments in dancing. I can remember one time cause she wanted to go to New York Page Four October 7, 1955 and she was assured the show would It also taught her she could do styl- land there. ized comedy. "When I finished the Danny Kaye Things went pretty smoothly then. show I had to make another deci- Hit after hit came in New York and sion." Nanette went on. "I had a then she was signed to a five-year chance to take over the lead with contract at MGM. However, when Ray Bolger in 'By Jupiter' but at a the studios began cutting down she salary less than I had been earning. was the first to go since she had I couldn't make up my-mind but I made only one picture and was mak- decided to do the audition anyway, ing a terrific salary. After that she for Richard Rodgers. It was the first tried night clubs—unsuccessfully, as one I had ever done. He told me to she says. "But .I'll lick it yet," Nan- sing something, and my mind went ette assured me. blank for several moments. Finally, "I finally decided to try TV," Nan- I thought of one number, sang it in ette commented. "I had done a few about four different keys, and when guest shots—and they are the hard- I finished Dick Rodgers told me it est thing to do in show business. I'd was the worst audition he had ever never done anything like it before. I heard. He added further, 'If I was supposed to do a Max Liebman hadn't seen you work on the stage spectacular but it was postponed, and before I'd never give you a second that was where the break came. Iwas thought. As it is, you have the part in California at the time and had if you want it.' So my mind was been set for another spot, but Ididn't A DRAMATIC MOMENT from Rex Har- made up for me about the show— want to go back for just one show. rison's new picture, "The Constant Hus- but it was a bigger opportunity than Since the Liebman show was delayed band," which gets a TV release before I realized." I asked my agent to get me another it hits the movie theatres. There was another show Nanette spot. He did—with Sid Caesar. Idid wanted to do later on Broadway. And one show with him and he asked me here was a lucky break. to do another—and then six more. Max Liebman was kind enough to let TELE VIS ON The show was "Bonanza Bound." me out of my commitment to him to At the same time she was offered one enable me to do the things with Sid. FIRST of two parts in "High Button Shoes," I stayed with Sid and will be with the mother or the daughter. She held him again this year. off making any decision for a while, rrHE ENGLISH motion picture in- "Working with him has been a real hoping to get the part in "Bonanza dustry has always been rather joy. If he and I didn't have such a Bound." Another girl finally got the free in giving its movies to TV, but good time together we couldn't work role. Nanette still hoped she'd get in it certainly pulled a real scoop when the show. though. Figuring that the under the kind of pressure we have. We work seven days a week—and it decided to release "The Constant other girl might not work out she Husband," starring Rex Harrison, agreed to do the mother role in "High hard. But this show has been a real thrill. It has brought into focus all Margaret Leighton, and Kay Kendall. Button Shoes" because it had two before it went into first-run theaters. good songs—but only on a two weeks' the things Ihave learned about show contract. This, she thought, would business. This Frank Launder-Sidney Gilliat enable her to step into the other show "I'm just glad my decisions and production is a sophisticated comedy should she get a later chance. Well, my breaks turned out so well. Be- done as only the English can do "Bonanza Bound" was a huge flop lieve me, nobody has ever had it so them. and "High Button Shoes" was a hit. good." Rex Harrison Rex Harrison is ne of the most ac- complished actors around. He en- WHEN NANETTE JOINED SID CAESAR the comedian's show got some tered pictures in 1937 in "Men Are new life. She sparked the proceedings so much that she has become a Not Gods." In 1942 he joined the regular fixture. Nanette and Sid seem to be the perfect combination—or R.A.F., but he had already piled up so the public thinks. some notable movie credits, among them "Storm in a Teacup," "School for Husbands," "The Citadel," "Ma- jor Barbara," and others. He left the Air Force in 1944 and with his wife, Lilli Palmer, went on to become one of the most in-demand actors in Eng- land and America. He achieved wide recognition for his performance here in "Anna and .,the King of Siam." He and his wife have made several TV appearances in America. The release of "The Constant Hus- band" to TV .first, does not necessari- ly mean that this will be a regular procedure from here on in. In fact. no other similar move is even being contemplated. But certainly "The Constant Husband" must stand as an answer to all those who have be- moaned the current crop of old, old. old movies on TV. Significantly, no American motion picture studio has decided to make such a gesture. But you can be sure our companies will be watching the grosses of "The Constant Husband" when it hits the theaters. This could be the beginning of something quite provocative! Page Five Imagination plus hard qcOrk than by use of television? It permits us to remove the four walls of the needed for television to realize classroom and eliminate the purely academic approach by showing the its potential as alearnitu,r tool. practical functionalism of the subject in actual operation. Although television should not be thought of as eliminating the textbook, it is well to remember that a major portion of learning comes through observation as well as reading and doing. Have Educators Industry Points Way "It is interesting to note how quickly industry and business have seen the possibilities of television for instructional purposes. One firm re- Caught Up With TV? cently reached 3,000 distributors and dealers in eighteen cities across the country through a one-hour teleshow via closed-circuit TV. It is a bit ironic that the businessman is point- ing the way to the educator in the practical use of special programs for communication of learning." "Families Are First," Mrs. Thal- By Bill Weber heimer's present TV show, covers a wide range of problems and issues affecting the modern family. Discus- sions, led by Mrs. Thalheimer as mod- -\ erator, include teen-age problems res- DUCATIONAL television isn't tion shut down. She is chairman of olutely handled by a teen-age panel, and prominent guests from all walks a thing of the future — it's the California Committee for the Na- here," said Mrs. Florence tional Audience Board. of life. Mrs. Thalheimer is currently trying / - Ta thoar I hoefi .. Fear, p Originates Programs ilriesucAerre- Firsetr': During her stay at KTHE, Mrs. out a music appreciation program for seen on KCOP, Channel 13. youngsters designed to bring them "It's simply a question of educat- Thalheimer originated three programs: "Backyard Science," a pro- classics in simple terms which they ing the educators as to what may be can understand . . . "so they can done. Aside from programs special- gram for youngsters featuring easily accessible scientific phenomena such learn that music is to be enjoyed ly prepared for instruction as in the rather than dreaded." case of the remarkable Dr. Baxter as might be found in the back- and other programs, many general yard of any home; "French Is Fun," "In an informal sense television is programs today are instruments of followed by other language pro- already a tremendous medium of learning which require only imagina- grams, using the same technique; education," Mrs. Thalheimer ob- tive techniques on the part of teach- and a third program which, in col- served. "Whether it achieves the as ers. Many great works of literature laboration with the Los Angeles city yet untouched possibilities through are being presented with outstanding school system, was to present a com- programs specially designed to com- casts, productions which many areas prehensive science program for use municate learning is for the profes- have never before had the opportu- in classrooms. Unfortunately, due to sional educator to determine. To nity of seeing. • curtailment of the station's activities, achieve this ultimate goal will re - this program never hit the air waves. quire an understanding of the me- Lesson from a Queen "Psychologists have shown us that dium, imagination and hard work— "Consider, for example, how an in- lots of it." structor—teaching any age group— a person learns only when he is in- could utilize the coronation of Queen terested," Mrs. Thalheimer pointed Plus individuals with the vision, Elizabeth as seen on television, a out. "What more effective means of creative ideas and enthusiasm of slice of living history with signifi- stimulating interest can be found Mrs. Thalheimer. cance reaching from the earliest days of England to modern times. What text or lecture can surpass witness- ing history as it actually takes place?" Mrs. Thalheimer speaks from a wide background both in radio-television communication and education. A member of the Beverly Hills Board of Education for several years, this year she heads the group. Named Educational Director of KTHE, the short-lived G. Allen Hancock-USC educational television station, she served in that capacity until the sta-

MRS. FLORENCE THALHEIMER, e right, hosts actress Joan Leslie and Dan Gann of St . Ann's Foun- dation, a Southern California char-- table organization, on her program -Families Are First," seen three times a week over KCOP. Page Six TV-RADIO LIFE OCTOBER 7, 1955

LAST MINUTE LISTINGS § TELEVISION 'Prig Week iff tev SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9 CHANNEL 2 .esiton..ontoweitotgente-A~~1.60biteuenue-§ "OMNIBUS," 1:00 p.m. Charlton Heston stars in "The Birth of Groucho will have more lines in Modern Times," an examination In & Out of Focus / General this production than at any time since of the Renaissance period. Comment # he quit motion pictures. He will also TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11 have several costume changes. It'll be a Groucho that hasn't been seen since CHANNEL 2 "RED SKELTON SHOW," 9:30 p.m. the early 30s. round TV Row Nancy Walker is Red's guest. The mustached Grand Marshal will Tullytown, Pennsylvania honored lead the way for Rosemary Clooney, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12 Walt Disney by naming an elemen- Dennis Day, Paul Gilbert, Phil Harris. CHANNEL 4 tary school after him.... Lloyd Nolan Eartha Kitt, Beatrice Kay, Buster "FATHER KNOWS BEST," 8:30 p.m. says the Caine Mutiny cast is going Keaton, Bert Lahr and little Melinda "Kathy Makes Magic." to have to learn how to forget lines Marx (his daughter) as they trace FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14 in the forthcoming Jubilee televersion this history of show business in song, CHANNEL 2 of the prize-winning play.... The two dance and skit. Shirley McLaine, in "LIFE WITH FATHER," 7 p.m. singing Frankies may be fourth cous- the original lineup, had to bow out "Father and the Circus." ins. Frankie Laine's great-grand- of the production because of a movie CHANNEL 13 mother's maiden name was Sinatra. commitment. Eartha Kitt will do her "HIS HONOR HOMER BELL," 7:00 George Burns' book, "I Love Her, dance numbers . . . the Charleston p.m. Will be replaced by an That's Why" will be published in Lon- and Black Bottom. This is the first hour-long live amateur show. don on November 1 to coincide with time Miss Kitt will dance on tele- the BBC premiere of the Burns and Al- vision, though she is a former mem- "ADVENTURES OF ELLERY QUEEN," len show. ... George Schaefer directs ber of the Katherine Dunham Dancers. 8:00 p.m. Formerly seen at 7:30. the new Maurice Evans series, debut- Show Biz is being staged and pro- "BACKGROUND TO BATTLE," 9:30 ing with a coloreast of "Alice in Won- duced by Ernest D. Glucksman, a vet- p.m. Formerly seen at 8:00 p.m. derland." . . . Omnibus launches its eran of the entertainment world for fourth season on October 9.... KNXT's more than 40 years. Ernie has studied Focus on Delinquency documentary the 613-page book until he practically series has been made available to civ- knows it by heart. But much of it was Critical ic organizations. familiar to him because of his back- Second Glances Comment / That spry mother-in-law Spring By- ground. ington is going to have visiting celeb- Summing up the forthcoming rities drop in on December Bride. .. . production Ernie said: "All the im- Caesar's Hoar Chicago has lost Super Circus and Zoo portant milestones will be under- KRC.4 Parade. Circus moves to New York scored for the more perceptive stu- 8 pan., Monde!, ind Parade travels the remote cir- dents of the theater, but no entertain- Once upon a time there was a big cuit around the country. It'll origi- ment values will be sacrificed. If any TV snow called Show of Shows. It nate in Los Angeles on October 16.... one area of show business will be un- starred two people who are rather Helen Parrish narrated The Parade of derscored it will be that of comedy." well known—Sid Caesar and Imogene Headdresses for the L.A. Hadassah Coca. We don't know where Imogene group at the Ambassador October 17. is but Sid is back again with Caesar's Kathryn Grayson, Alan Ladd, Ethel Hour. Barrymore, John Payne, Jack Benny Sid had a good deal of trouble and Carlton Heston will be seen in .etd t Çoeee getting this show off the ground last upcoming General Electric Theater year and then Nanette Fabray came presentations this season ...Al Good- FEATURES along to help things considerably. man composes and conducts an origi- This year she is lending a noble and tial score for NBC's 1976 ...Producers' & Cover: Mickey Mouse personable assist, but, based on the Showcase televises The Sleeping Beau- 7 Seen On Page 2 opener, it's going to be a long climb. ty ballet with the Sadler's Wells com- Who Said It's a Man's pany, the early part of December ... § World? (Mildred What Sid hasn't seemed to realize Ricky Nelson, a devotee of the drums. is that the skits that once were amus- practices in a soundproof room in his § If Younger)It Hadn't Happened Page 3 I§ ing on Show of Shows are no longer home... Jock Mahoney jests: "Since To Her (Nanette so amusing. Each of the acts jell Captain McCutcheon won the $64,000, § Fabray) Page 4 short. The take-off on the gangster my wife thinks I should learn all § The Cdnstant Husband— Y movie was much too long, it was about cooking. French cooking at that." § Rex Harrison Page 5 repetitious, and it just never got any- —M. R. Have Educators Caught where. The opener dealing with the Up With TV? (Florence new rug was funny for a few minutes Show Biz Splash Thalheimer) Page 6 § and then was simply painful. The Sports Circle with Fred payoff was nothing. Hessler Page 43 Four years agp Abel Green and the One of the most embarrassing Disney Builds a New late Joe Laurie, Jr. wrote an encyclo- moments of the show was the dance Maim Page pedia of entertainment and appropri- 44-45 routine staged as an accompaniment ately tabbed it Show Biz. Little did I'm. Not a Second Lawrence to a piano solo. Not only were the they think then that their tome would Welk (Orrin Tucker) Page 46 § routines completely unimaginative What Makes "Climax" be the subject of an NBC color Spec- and prosaic—they didn't even go with Different Page 47 tacular. the music. And the pianist obviously On October 9, NBC presents a 90. § EDITORIAL STAFF: Evelyn A. § believed that the louder he played the § Bigsby, editor; Ted Hilgen- minute extravaganza pegged on the better he sounded. 'Twasn't so. stuhler, Jack Holland, Mildred engrossing book. The redoubtable wit, Sid is a very clever comedian. Ross. Groucho Marx, whose own career in Nanette is wonderfully talented, so show business goes back a half cen- LOG EDITORS: Nancy McClure, it's a shame 'that his first Caesar's tury, will preside as Grand Marshal • Bill Kelsay, Peter Rankin. Hour must draw a "No, thanks." May- over the highlights of 55 years of ART DIRECTOR: Kenneth Me- & be it'll pick up later on. J.H. theater in "Show Biz, from Vaude to Jr. Page &WM Video." oo Saturday night October 8th By Popular Demand LAWRENCE ..WELK and his 0

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An actor, his 5 KTLA (Ind.) 5451 Marathon St., Los Angeles, 38 HO. 9-3181 wife, and the secretary of a drame 6 XETV (Ind.) 4233 Park Blvd., San Diego CY. 8-7191 critic are involved in thit romantic 7 KABC-TV (ABC) Prospect and Talmadge, Hollywood, 27 NO. 3-3311 triangle, 8 KFMB-TV (CILS, ABC, Du Mont) 5th and Ash, San Diego, 1 BE. 2-2114 2 2, 3 Collage Football 9 KHJ-TV (Ou Mont) 1313 North Vine, Hollywood, 28 HO. 2-2133 librado vs. Oregon. 10 KFSD-TV (NBC) 3642 Enterprise, San Diego, 10 CY. 8-7151 11 Jamboree—City Assignment 11 KTTV (Ind.) 5746 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, 28 HO. 2-7111 "1..,t w,tei Patrick McVey. 13 KCOP (Ind.) 1000 N. Cahu•nsa Blvd., Los Angeles, 38 HO. 2-7311 13 Western Movie MOVIE—"THE SUN OF DAVY C.ROCKETr' with Wild Bill Elliot. 13 Million Dollar Movie TF Tips •«1 AN D LONDLN1NED" with 2:30 4 Zoo Parade-30m. "COLLEGE FOOTBALL," (2), 2:CO p.m. Laurence Olivier and Harry Baur. 6 Kingsbury Movie University of Colorado vs. University A young soldier becomes involved MUTIE.- -MY DOG SHEP" with Tom Neal. of Oregon at Eugene, Oregon. with spies. Taking his only companion, his "STAGE SHOW," (2), 8:CO p.m. Jeanne "MAGIC FACE" with Luther Adler dog, an orphan runs away from Crain and Jackie Mlles guest with and Patricia Knight. An actor, in- his stingy relatives. Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey. censed at Hitler for stealing his 9 Town and Country-30m. "PERRY COMO SHOW," (4), 8:CO p.m. wife, plots his murder, 10 Bar 10 Theater Gale Storm guests. 11:30 2, 8 Tales of the Texas Rangers "TEXACO STAR THEATER," (4), 9:30 11 Jamboree—Ramar of the Rangers Jack Pearson and Clay p.m. Jimmy Durante': guests are Jose Morgan (Willard Parker and Jungle and Ampara iturbi. Harry Lauter) overtake thieves "the bide Pawn" with Jun Hall. who have stolen dynamite from an 3 4 Farms and Gardens-30m. Morning old gold prospector in "Uranium Pete." Supporting raies are played 5 Giant Movie by Dick Elliot, Chris Alcaide and MOVIE—"BUNG HO!" with Randolph Scott, 8:45 10 The World Today K. L. Smith. Bob Mitchum and Noah Beery, Jr. 4 Mr. Wizard The story of the volunteer Marines 9 10 Mustang Movie-60m. and their raid on Makin island. 11 Rocket to Stardom Autothon 9 Feature Film \\.th Bob Yeakel MOVIE-"oiii.A1-10MA BLUES" with Jimmy 7 Cowboy Roundup-60m. MOVIE-- - LoNEsuME lFt.\11.•' wills Jimmy 13 Early Bird Movie Wak” 1›. MOVIE—" IREASL RE OF MONTE CRISTO" 10 Andy's Gang WakelY. withAdele Je rgens and Steve 8 Teen Show Brodie. The fabled treasure leads 9 Feature Film to a man's being suspected of Afternoon MOVIE—"MV DEAR SECRETARY" with rnurd,r. Laraine Day and Kirk Douglas. A 2 Saturday Afternoon Show woman becomes more successful 9:15 8 The Christophers-30m. in business than her husband, 9:25 2 Give Us This Day 4 Dawn of America 12 11 Jamboree—China Smith 9:30 2 News-10m. 5 Western Movie Godown" with Dan Du- 9:45 8 Barker Bill MOVIE—WE'VE NEVER BEEN LICKED" with Richard Quine, Bob Mitchum, 2 KNXT News and Noah Beery, Jr. World War Il 3:15 13 Short Story-15m. , 10 Pinky Lee Show-30m. separates three buddies from Texas 3:30 2 Learning '55 10 A ,ft M, and we follow their sepa- Educational series produced in co- 5 Recorded Music rate destinies in the war, operation with the Los Angeles city and county schools. 8 Tiny Town Ranch 8 Winky Dink and You 4 Unk 'n Andy-15m. 10 Western Trails Theater 10 Star Afternoon Theater Return 11 Jamboree—Mr. & Mrs. North 11 Jamboree—Ramar of the 10:15 2 Shakespeare on TV "Week-end Murder" with Barbara Britton and Richard Denning, Jungle 12:15 7 Public Service Feature • nt the idol'' with Jun Hall. 12:30 7 Johnny Mack Brown Theatre 13 Make It Yourself Return movit.---WES1 OF THE R10 (iliANDE" 3:45 4 InduEtry On Parade-15m. with Johnny Mack Brown. 4 Halls of Science-30m. 10:30 4, 10 Winchell and Mahoney 8 Frontier Feature Theater "Occupational Therapy," by Angel- Show 4 11 Jamboree—Ramar of the ine Howard, associate professor and department head, demonstrat- \Ni hen Jerry Mahoney suffers Jungle-30m. from insomnia, Paul Winchell log the aid given persons suffer- decides he needs more recrea- "Forbidden Village" with Jon Hall. ing from varions diseases and in- tion and organizes a baseball 12:45 9 Feature Film juries. game, which winds up in cils- MOVIE—"GUILTy OF TREASON" with 6 Beulah aster. Milton Deiugg joins Paul Charles Bickford, Paul Kelly and and Jerry in a song, and Bonita Granville. The arrest and 7 Action Theatre-30m. "Paldo" with Naciu Gal inda. Knucklehead Smiff and Irving, trial of Cardinal Mindzenty. the scholarly mouse, discuss and 8 Million Dollar Movie 4 Feature Film sing "How Silk Is Made." 11 Jamboree—My Hero 1 "Lad> Editor - with Bob Cum 5 Playcrafters Club-30m. MOVIE—"HOT ICE" with Barbara Murray mings. To crack a national maga- A draniatization ol "Les Miser- and John Justin. zine, Bob and Julie pretend they ables" will be the project, pre- 10 Pets On Parade-30m, are married. Ali goes well unti sented under the guidance of the their "two children" get into th , Los Angeles Parks and Recreation 11 Jamboree—Orient Express act. Department. "The Barge". A young Parisian taxi driver, out on parole for theft, 4:30 3 Soldier Parade 13 Rocky Jones, Space Ranger is accused of a bank robbery when 4 Outdoors with McElroy 2, 8 Captain Midnight the thieves commandeer his cab. Jack McElroy with tips for South ern California hunters and fish 11 4 10 Commando Cody 1:30 5 Giant Move ermen. moviE--wHEHE THE \VESi bEL,INS" MOVIE — 'IT HAPPENED TOMORROW" with Jack Bandai!. with Dick Powell and Linda Flamingo Theater 5 Western Movie Darnell, 7 Rin Tin Tin-30m. 9 Farm and Forest 8 What Do Tou Think? ''Poor Little Rich Boy."

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9 Feature Film invests the proceeds from • cattle MOVIE—"DEVIL'S CARGO" with John Cal- Evening drive in • bogus get-rich-quick vert, Rochelle Hudson and Lyle scheme. Talbot, The Falcon investigates an 2 Fandango Rheingold 10 Adventures of Kit Carson explosion which threatens the life of a confessed nitirderer. 11 Superman-30m, luring music in the Latin Amen- Clark Kent (George Reeves) traces "an style with Mauricio Jara, 10 Taen Review-60m. "The Seven Souvenirs" — stolen Lynn Taylor and an hour-long; daggers being sold to curio collec- show with the Gay-Bon-Lin Trio.. 3 Sgt. Preston of the Yukon 6 Walk In Theater tors as the one used by a spy who 11 Jamboree—Ramar of the tried to stab Superman, 7 Ozark Jubilee-60m. Jungle-30m. 13 Call the Coach • ."Road of No Return" with Jon Heu Foley hosts a variety show of country music. An up-to-date discussion of -Pa- • hell. rifle Coast Conference football 8 MGM Presents-30m, with Sant Bolter, Red Sanders and 13 Award Theater 9 Action Theater-60m. Jess Hill. MnvJE—".11(;SAW"Itt Franchnt Tone 7:15 13 Football Roundup and Jean Wallace... A special in- .511 \-11 .:—"DANGEROUS PASSAGE" with ; With sport seaste.n Mark Scott. vestigator looks into a death plan- Robert Lowery and Phyllis Brooks. ! ned to look like suicide. The heir to a fortune - tries to es- ; 7:30 2, 3 Harry Owens-30m. cape his enemies by boarding a Music from the Islands featuring 4:45 2 Post-Game Football Review steamer for Honduras. Hilo Hattie and the Royal Ha- Pet Showcase-30m. waiians_, with NaPua, Tanana. Lei 10 TV Theater-30m, Aloha, Prince Wawohi Eddie Bush 5 2 with Tommy Dirson. emcee. Fea- 11 Hopalong Cassidy anti Gil Mershon. turing unusual and interesting animals. "Masquerade for Matilda" with William Boyd. Red (Edgar Bucha- 3 Mr. Wizard-30m, nan) dons feminine attire to save New • an elderly woman from a gang I 4 Willock's Workshop-30m, I bent on kidnaping her, 4, 10 The Big Surprise MOVIE—"RIDING THE CALIFORNIA 13 Road to Freedom Giant give-away show, details of TRAIL" with Duncan Renaldo„ with O. L. Joggers. which are still a surprise. Home Builders Show 6:30 2 Beat the Clock-30m. with 111111 Collyer, emcee. 6 Hollywood Jalopy Races 3 Ozark Jubilee 7 Detective Show-1 1/2 hrs. Return 5 Double Barrel Theater movii —"M YSTERY tU- NUR. WONG" with 7 Lawrence Welk-60m. hurls harloff. The owner of the 8 It's Always Jan-30m. star sapphire of China is marked Lam rem,. Welk returns with 10 To Be Announced for death. Alice Lon the "Champagne Lady." Selections Include "Wil- 11 Abbott and Costello-30m. 8 Harry Owens-3Qm. liam Tell Overture," "Something Bud and Lou are hired as body- 11 Badge "Z14" Bigger Than You and I," "Asleep guards for two men in the money Joe Friday (Jack Webb) and Frank In The Deep," "My Bonnie Las- transporting business. What they Smith (Ben Alexander) overbear sie," and "Tell Me That You don't know is that the money will Iwo men conversing about a mur- Love Me." be "transported" in bank robbe- der one of them has committed. To ries. Irail and find the right man is 11 Trouble With Father 13 Hollywood Preview !heir job in the "Big Eavesdrop." "I me viol. Decorating" Is oes beset 645 4 Jack Latham-15m, 13 Big Star Movie the Lrwins. 2 Scotland Yard llinVIE--"THE RECKLESS MOMENT" with James Mason and Joan Bennett. A 5:30 2 The Lone Ranger-30m. 7 3, 8 Gunsmoke-30m, group of blackmailers discover a 3 Annie Oakley-30m. 4 Dick Contino Show-30m. woman's attempt to hide the body with Gloria Grey and Robert of a man killed in a fight with her 4 Mainstay-15m. Armbruster, daughter. 5 Double Barrel Theater 8 Lone Ranger 5 Hometown Jamboree 10 Story Theater W ith tli Ft- it' Stone, host, and Gene O'Quinn, Molly Bee. Billy 11 This Is the Story K TL A Strange, Buckle Tibbs and Hei- 5 John Kieran with photographic man the Hermit. to.dnates to history. "HOMETOWN 5:45 4 Feature Film 9 Adventure Movie Theatre JAMBOREE" MOVIE—"ROBINHOOD OF TEXAS" with MOVIE—"THUNDER PASS" with Gilbert Gene Autry. Hour-length feature 7:00 P.M. Roland and Charles Bickford, lilm. One of Autr,s's cowhands

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SATURDAY tt7 LOGS OCTOBER 8 2, 8 Stage Show-30m. 11 Secret File, U. S. A.-30m. 7 The Falcon Screen star Jeanne Crain will ap- Major Morgan (Robert Aida) has Charles McGraw plays Mike War- pear in a featured singing rule, four letters—F.F. F.P.—as his only ing, an undercover government with Jackie Mlles, nightclub clues to identity uf a Neo Nazi agent operating all over the world comedian, sharing the guest star }hind terrorizing Gudesburg, Ger- T-Men In Action-30m. many. spotlight. Regular features are 11 Town Hall Party-3 hrs. the combined orchestras of Tommy 13 Saturday Night Movie and Jimmy Dorsey and the June With Merle Travis, Wes Tuttle. Taylor Dancers. MOVIE—"ELOSEUP" with Virginia Gilmore Joe and Rose Lee Maphls, Tex and Alan Baxter. While shouting inn., Louise O'Brien, Collins 3 To Be Announced footage of models in front of a hids, Johnny Bond, Lefty Frizzell and guests, 4, 10 The Perry Como Show bank, a newsreel cameraman catches in his lens a refugee Nazi with Cale St,11111 as guest star. 10:30 2, 8 Damon Runyon Theater about to flee with close to a mil- ''il iaulti Moulali" with hen Murray, 5 Spade Cooley—Variety-60m. lion of the bank's money. Allyn Joslyn and Gale Robbins. 6 Texas Russlin'-60m, 9:30 2 It's Always Jan-30m. 3 Pacific Theater-90m. 9 Mystery Theater-30m, 3 My Favorite Husband-30m. 4, 10 Your Hit Parade 11 Susie-30m. 4, 10 Jimmy Durante-30m. Dorothy Collins, Snooky Lanson, SII>1111 Co in i Ile McNamara (Ann klIlled IlialliSIS inst. and Ampara Giselle MacKenzie and Huss Arms, Sotherni assumes the rule of a Iturbi make their live TV debut with Raymond Scott leading the Hit Parade Orchestra. "Femme Fatale." when the Schnozzola kicks oft the new season. Sharing the spot- 5 Roller Derby-60m. 8:30 2, 3, 8 The Honeymooners light again this year will be "Ntop and I!link ' and "Look Be- Eddie Jackson, Jack Roth. Jules 7 Video Playhouse-3 hrs. 1ore you Leap" are strictly for- Buffano and the five Durante MOVIE---LOVE IliONI A >a RANGER" with eign ideas tu Ralph Kramden, Girls. John Iludiak and Sylvia Sidney. played by Jackie Gleason. as he After a brief acquaintance, a man discovers that easy money is hard Badge 714-30m. and woman are married in the to get in "Funny Money." The first step of S plan for murder. Paris Precinct-30m. regular supporting east of Art 13 Criswell Predicts-15m. Carney, Audrey Meadows and "The Toy Dull" with Louis Jordan Joyce Randolph will be featured. and Claude Dauphin. A little girl 10:45 13 Baxter Ward News discovers the body of an old wom- Juke Box Jury-60m. 9 Legion Stadium Boxing an. The identity .of the murderer Peter Putter and guests rate latest Lightweights Mickey Northrop Ya. hinges ,on a doll stolen from the 11 2 John Hai I, AIitt,l1:1 champ. victim. 4 Eleventh Hour News 11 ILed Three Lives-30m. 2 Gunsmoke With Jack Latham. Herbert Philbrick (Richard Carl- The quiet of a lonely desert ranch son) discovers that he is marked 10 is shattered when Marshal Matt 8 Masterpiece Playhouse-90m for liquidation by the Communists Dillon (James Arnessi tangles when he prevents the murder of a 9 Feature Film with an embittered cowhand bent EAlt INI lli NIGHT" with Paul defect ing comrade. on murder. Dillon and his dep- Kelly and Kay Scott. A man com- 2, 3, 8 Two for the Money uty, Chester (Dennis Weaver), mits a murder while hypnotized. Herb Shrinet , host. happen on a remote homestead- 9 er's shack and a dying man. As 10 Ten Star Theater 4, 10 People Are Funny Matt is about to leave the cabin 13 Mr. Ow1-30m. sir. and His. Harvey Hunter re- he is confronted by a cocked rifle "I. ale Reid in." port back on their . first week's in the hands of a 'smirking killer. search for their house. Also ap- 11:15 4 Red Barber's Corner pearing is Sam Workman, a mil- 11:30 4 Late Date at the Movies lionaire tramp who is sent out Return MOVIE--"NIGHT 1:ONIES 100 SOON" with door-to-door to see if he can pro- Anne Howard. The occupants of a mote a night's lodging. The last 1, 4 10 George Gobel-30m. haunted house spend most of the "Ira Italienek" a famous enter- stunt concerns a cab driver who night trying to rapture the ghost gets dunked in a tank of water if tainment star guests with George or the manor. a cab does not arrive in tinte to tonight. Featured are Peggy save him. King and John Scott Trotter and 5 Roller Derby Rhubarb his Orchestra. \\illi huh lane. 5 Sat. Nite Movies-1 /12 hrs. 11:40 5 Final Edition MOVIE—"NIGHT IN PARADISE" with Merle 6 Movie Parade Oberon and Turhan Bey. Merle 2 Midnight News Oberon takes that memorable milk MOVIE—"THE ADVENTURES OF MARTIN 12 3 Late News bath. EDEN" with Glenn Ford and Claire 12:10 2 Give Us This Day Trevor. A young seaman tries to 6 Championship Bowling-60m publish his diary to clear a ship- 11 Rocket to Stardom 7 Al Jarvis Hi-Jinx-60m. mate of a mutiny charge. \\ ith Bob Yeakel.

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Page Eleven TV-RADIO LIFE SUNDAY tr LOGS OCTOBER 9 Tr Tips 2 News of the Day-15m. 11 5 Church in the Home-60m. "PRO FOOTBALL.," (7), 11:00 a.m. Rame Return vs. Lions. 7, 8 Pro Football-3 hrs. "SHOW BIZ," (4), 3:30 p.m. 53 years of itams vs. Lions. 11. 2, 8 Omnibus-30m. theater reviewed by Groucho Marx, The peabody Ass ard-w inning emcee, and Rosemary Clooney, Dennis series Inunelies its fourth season. Day, Paul Gilbert, Phil Harris, Bea- 11 Great Churches of the trice Kay, Buster Keaton, Earths Kitt, Golden West-60m, 4 Music to Remember Bert Lahr and Shirley MacLain. Art The Rev. Stanley Olson from the Linkletter Is host. 5 Movie Theater-90m, Westchester Lutheran Church, "YOU ARE THERE," (2), 6:00 p.m. Wal- MOV11:-"STAItti 0\ lit ARIZONA" i t ter Cronkite presents "The Hamilton. Jack Randall, Burr Duel." 13 Big Movie-90m. 6 To Be Announced "PCC FOOTBALL," (13), 7:00p.m. U.S.G. 10 Mid-Day Movie-90m. vs. Washington. MOVIE-"DOWN MEMORY LANE" with "FAMOUS FILM FESTIVAL," (7), 7:30 Bing Crosby and W. C. Fields. 11 Sunday Famous Playhouse p.m. David Niven and Glynis Johns Four of Mack Sennett's greatest "I Saw It happen" With Bonita star in "Island Rescue." comedies woven together by Steve Granville. "1976," (4), 8:CO p.m. Arlene Francis, Carl Allen as a radio disk jockey. 1:15 9 Feature Film Sandburg, Wally Cox and Dave Garr's. 11:15 2 Operation Safety moVic-"The toCRAGEOUS MR. PENN" way Join Sid Caesar and Nanette Fab. with Deborah Kerr. William Penn ray in a special program on the shape Produced in cooperation with the comes to America after defying of "things to come." California Highway Patrol, the King. "GENERAL ELECTRIC THEATER," (2), 8 Monte Hall's Western 1:30 4 Faith of Our Children 9:00 p.m. Raymond Massey, Ronald Reagan and Francis L. Sullivan star Theater 11 Auction Park-30m. In "Bounty Court Martial." 13 Jack Tucker Show-30m. "ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS," (4), Half-hour \\eskru sartut) 9:30 p.m. John Forsythe and Cloria Return 4 This Is the Life Leachman star in "Premonition." 11:30 2 Adventure-30m. 2 6 Movie Parade cultural TV series produced In 7 "770" On TV-30m. Morning cooperation with American Mu- seum of Natural History with 11 Your Home-30m. Charles Collingwood and Robert 13 Latin Time-30m. 4 Record Room-60 m . Northshield, \leisie add dances front 11'03 11 Rocket to Stardom the border. 10 Frontiers of Fa ith 10 Realty Review-30m, 2:30 2 Feature Film 9 This Week in Sports-15m. moVii..-"J IL tIC M ENT DEFERRED" w It ,e 13 Crown Theater Hugh Sinclair. movni,--"1 NE TALL II.XAN" with Lee J. 3 Oral Roberts-30m, Cobb and Marie Windsor. An es- caped murderer learns of a rich Afternoon 4, 10 Youth Wants to Know gold deposit and decides to tttrn 5 Twin Movie No. 1-1 /14 hrs. Prospector. MOVIE-"g.iiti, FROM MANHATTAN" with 2 Winky Dink and You 9:15 8 Industry On Parade-15m. Dorothy Lamour an d Charles 4 American Inventory 9:25 2 Give Us This Day-5m. 12 Laughton. A girl fights to save 5 Ask the Doctor-30m. the mortgage on a homestead. 9:30 2 Light of Faith-30m. 7 Yours for Living-30m. 8 Televespers-15m. 9 Feature Film \\ ittiY cAVALIER" wills Jim- 8 Zoorama-30m, 9 This Week in Sports rm. kely. 10 Johnny Downs Express 10 Hi Jinx-60m. 11 Jalopy Derby-3 hrs. 10 Western Trails Theatre 11 Hollywood Hoe Down-45m. 13 Town Hall Ranch Party 11 Hopalong Cassidy 9:45 3 News 2 Travelog-30m, 8 Bible Class-15m. MitAIE-"OL MAWS OF '1 11E DESERT" with William Boyd. 2 Lamp Unto My Feet-30m, 1215 10 4 Frontiers of Faith-30m. 8 Contest Carnival I...I. the Alhambra !lurch of 112.30' 2 Let's Take a Trip New hrist. s.amy los, host, vs It 11 Ginger Mac- 4 Dr. Spock Manus and l'ud Flanagan, takes 7 Message of the Master Dr. Benjamin Spock, author of viewers on a visit to Republic Avi- "Baby and Child Care" presents 8 Let There Be Light ation's Jet aircraft plant in Farm- a program with subjects of in- 10:15 5 How Christian Science Heals ingdale, Long Island, New York. terest to parents of babies and 10:30 2 Look Up and Live-30m. 3 Sunday Matinee young children. 4 Early Date at the Movies 4 Big Picture MOVIE-"CHARLIE CHAN IN RIO" with 6 Triple Theater-3 Hrs. Sidney Toler and Mary Beth Hughes. 5 Garden Chats-30m. MOVIE-"oUTI.Aw i U R Y," "APACHE A musical in Rio is the back- \Vail ilia• I.ittlrt II. CHIEF," "PRAIRIE SCHOONERS." ground for murder. 7 Sunday Theater-90m, 5 In God We Trust-30m. 8 Contest Carnival-30m. MOVIE-nsA ItGE GOES TO COLLEGE" with Alan Hale, Jr. A musical 10:30 7 Faith for Today 13 Saddle and Spurs-60m. about college and Army life. An irate wife urges the Rev. W. A. E 'I HU. ItANt.E' with 9 Feature Film-90m. Cagad to pressure her explosive Johnny Mack Brown. with husband into taking up religion MOVIE.-"Ht'si uF umil:NEsS" as a counterbalance to high ten- Laurence Harvey. A haunting mel ody leads to inurakr and madness. sion. Mr. Fagal points out to her that "religion is not a crutch." 3:30 2 Cavalcade of Books 8 What's Your Trouble?-15m, "GREAT CHURCHES 10 Mustang Movie-60m, of the GOLDEN WEST" Color 13 Short Story-30m. 3, 4, 10 Color Spread-90m. 10:45 8 Gridiron Cavalcade-15m. .Sunday, 11 a.m.;-ICTTV Channel 1l The second of the series, "Show 11 TV Home Preview-15m. Biz-from Vaude to Video," will OCTOBER 9 spotlight 53 years of theater in the United States. Grottcho Marx, WESTCHESTER LUTHERAN CHURCH whose own career covers nearly TREE CARE and REMOVALS Westchester by SKILLED TREEMEN the same span, will act as "Grand Minister-Rev, Stanley Olson Marshall" with Art Linkletter as top, Shape, Trim .1'1, Completely Insured host. Other stars to be seen in the production based Prune, Cable, Feed Emergency Service Presented by on the book by Abel Green, editor of Variety, licensed Spraying 4,4 Power Equipment INGLE WOOD PARK and the late Joe Laurie, Jr., w ill 'transplant, Remove FREE Estimates include Rosemary Clooney, Den- • CEMETERY nis Day, Paul Gilbert, Phil Har- "Since 1933" ' le.. DAY or NIGHT Serving, Greets., Los Angeles tor Lrtts Yrer, ris, Beatrice Kay, Buster Keaton, Earths hilt and Bert Lahr. See GLASER TREE SERVICE Call W. 7-1709 news section for special story.

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OCTOBER 9 SUNDAY tr LOGS 3:45 5 Twin Movie No. 2-1% hrs. both antagonists, from the dueling 7 You Asked For It ground where Hamilton had lost movit,:-.•1 ilk IN .1liniElt" with Jack 11 Colonel March of Scotland his eldest son in a duel three Hawkins. A man accused of a Yard-30m, crime turns to his former com- years before, and from the home Mai Cil II.oris Karloff) discovers manding officer for help. of Hamilton's friend,Willlam Bay- ard, where the fallen man lies di- that 'At Night All Cats Are Grey." ing as the public reacts in violent 13 PCC Football-60m. 4 2 Cavalcade of Records anger to the news. Mack Williams I'm vs. Washington. Record review with Leo Kepler portrays Hamilton, M'alter Coy is and Ethel Lungstreet discussing east as Aaron Burr, with Paul 7:30 2, 8 Lassie-30m. When a mew teacher makes Lassie and playing classical and semi- Birch and Robert F. Simon also featured in the cast. stay outside during school hours, classical records. Woody- pians revenge with agarter 1 Travelog-30m. snake. Jeff and Gramps return to 7 Gordon's Garden-30m. 4, 10 Meet the Press the schoolhouse after hours to pre- Mr. and Mrs. Gordon linker Lloyd 6 Movie Parade-60m. vent the prank and find the build- with gardening tips front their NUM •• in, t,i.ADI.X IDIV with Joe E. ing ablaze with Woody trapped garden at home. inside. Through an ingenious de- Brown. A strength serum trans- vice Lassie summons the tiro bri- 8 Disneyland-60m. forms a milquetoast into a foot- gade. Walt Disney, host, presents "Life ball !teen. of the Seri Indians." Films include 7 Early Curtain-30m. 3 Cisco Kid-30m. The Cisco bid is in double trou- the life of this almost distinct 8 Sunday News Summary Indian tribe who live un Tiburon ble when a good deed backfires Island off the coast of Mexico. 9 Film Classics into a charge of kidnaping and MOVIE - lil LEN I.: TOWN" with Randolph robbing. 7 The Lighted Window-30m. Scott and Rhonda Fleming. Saloon 4 Top Plays of 1955 with Jann. W. 1. it kid Jr. keepers and merchants battle it 9 Feature Film-90m. out in a western tow n. MoVu• "i.o\ It oi .1()LrinI" %ilk Valli. il Ramar of the Jungle 5 "The Movies"-90m. sEcitET PEoPLE" with Au- 13 Western Trails Movie "t ocodile God ,u Kan - with Jon "THE SLilOoNkitS" with Wild drey Hepburn and Valentina Cor - Bill Elliot. tesa. A young girl conspires with 13 Who Knows This?-30m. revolutionaries to liquidate the man 4:40 2 Laurel and Hardy Film This week Arnold l'ike has a responsible for her father's death. 4:45 2 Tom Harmon's Workshop team of girls and a team of boys from the Greenwood Elementary 2, 8 Sunday Lucy Show School competing against each 6 Movie Parade 3 Game of Life other on a "3 It's Plus Quiz." MOVIE-"IIELLGATE" with Sterling Ha);- 5 den and Joan Leslie. Kansas Gil 7 Super Circus-60m. 6:30 2, 8 What's My Line? Hanley is sent to ilellgate Prison 1. he patade of circus artists will With John Daly. Arlene Francis, while his wife fights to prove his be led by Texas Bill in his Aus- Bennett Cerf, Fred Allen and innocence. tralian Whip and lasso act, and Dorothy Kilgallen. continued by the seven 'fierons on 3 Halls of Ivy-30m. unicycles and bicycles, Capt. John 7 Famous Film Festival Tiebor and his comic seal Sharky, 4, 10 Roy Rogers MoV1F-"ISLAND liESCCE"with and the two Roberts in their high- "Anti Sudden Death." Roy and Pat David Niven and Glynis Johns. speed trampoline routine. Mary fight the notorious Shadow Gang The rescue of a row from an Htirtline and the buffoon trio of which have duped Jase Lawson island in the English Channel Cliffy, Scampy and Nicky will do who is the sheriff and is running becomes of immense strategic a travesty on a popular TV quiz for mayor. importEnce in World War II. show. S Chico and Pablo 10 Buffalo Bill, Jr. nespite Pablo's warning of dan- 9 King's Crossroads-30m. ger, Chico decides to remain in 5:30 2 Amos 'n' Andy-30m. Arizona to investigate stagecoach 10 Chanrel 10 Showcase 3 This Is the Life-30m. holdups for which he is blamed, 11 Play of the Week-30m. "Tile ,ini ton Chaney Jr. 4 Chet Huntley with the large reward offered for his death. 5 Eastside Kids-60m. 2, 8 The Ed Sullivan Show 7 Prestige Theater Guests are Marlon Brando. Jean MOVIE--""NEATH THE BROOKLYN "Juror On Trial" with Julie Simmons, Frank Sinatra, Vivian BRIDGE" with Leo Gorcey. The Bishop. kids are accused of murdering a Blaine, Frank Loesser and the nian who once worked for a gang- 11 My Hero-30m. Goldwyn Girls in a backstage pre- A "Beauty Queen" causes friction view of Samuel Goldwyn's "Guys ster. anti Dolls." In addition are 8 TV Reader's Digest-30m. between Beanblossom (Bob Cum- mings) and Julie. Johnny Carson, June Valli and 10 Capt. Gallant the French singers Les Compagnos 13 Story Theater-30m. de la Chanson. 11 Uncommon Valor "Hie Celebrated Jumping Frog." 5:45 13 Short Story-15m. Mark Twain's humorous classic about a jumping frog contest in Special Evening (:alavaras County. 2, 3 8 Jack Benny-30m. 3,4,10 "1976"-60m. - Jack gives a hilarious demonstra- A live program showing how to- 2 You Are There-30m. 7 tion of how aTV star relaxes after morrow and its development will 6 The tragic duel that brought death a show. Cast includes Rochester, affect the American citizen in his to brilliant Alexander Hamilton Don Wilson, Frank Nelson, Mel honte and private life on the oc- will be reported when viewers are Blanc, Bea Benadaret and Sara casion of the 200th anniversary returned to July I, 1SO4, for "The Berner. of the birth of the republic. Syl- Hamilton-Burr Duel."Walter Cron- 4, 10 It's a Great Life-30m. vester L. Weaver Jr. will appear kite and the CBS news reporters with some of NBC's top stars, cover the story from the homes of 6 Secret File, U. S. A.-30m. including Sid Caesar and Nan- ette Fabray who will spoof the widespread pills-anti-pushbutton notions of things to come when they enact a 1976 version of the same married couple they now play as "The Commuters." Oth- ers featured In the cast will be Carl Sandburg, Arlene Francis, Wally Cox and Dave Garroway.

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bee Idsicteen TV-RADIO LIFE SUNDAY te LOGS OCTOBER 9 9 Championship Bowling 3 Late News 11 Janet Dean, Registered Nurse S Bandstand Revue-60m. A cleaning fluid explosiom changes 4 Justice a woman's life in the "Gillis Case." Willi Leighton Noble and Anita XX Minn' Prince and Robert Simon Gordon and guest stars featuring star in "The Desperate Man." An 13 Dan Lundberg-30m. the thirty top songs of your choice. honest man's devotion to his only A rub driver, beautician, waitress daughter leads him to his first and red cap discuss "is Tipping dishonest act. Necessary?" 6 Guy Lombardo-30m. 5 The World Tomorrow-30m, 8:30 11 Voices of Victory 7 Chance of a Lifetime Herbert XX. Armstrong, president A talent show uu .th Dennis James 13 Church in the Home-60m. as introducing and director of the Ambassador host and emcee, College in Pasadena, presides. The three contestants who vie for religious program is presented a $1,000 first prize, plus a host of 2, 8 General Electric Theater through the co-operation of the 9 theater and nightclub bookings. Radio Church of God. Raymond Xlassey , 11 ita Id Rea- gan and Francis L. Sullivan 9 Channel 9 Movie MOVIE—"FOKCE or EX IL" with John Gar- 7 Nitecap Theater star in the "Bounty Court-Mar- blOVIE—"1.1.1.:1'11AN'l BOY' with Sabu. Be- tial," famous naval trial of the field. An ambitious lawyer teams up with the boss or a numbers fore he can become a full-fledged IIMS Bounty mutineers in 1782. hunter, a boy must see the ele- The drama centers on tlie trial racket to bankrupt other operators. phants dance. held aboard the HMS Duke, with Capt. William Bligh testifying 11 Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal 8 Beat the Clock-30m. against members of his ci•eu'. 10 Follow That Man-30m, Sponsored by General Electric, A young nurse (Atiene Robertst breaks one of the oldest tradi- 11 Mr. and Mrs. North-30m. tions of the medical profession Pam and Jerry investigate th e 3 The Ed Sullivan Show-60m. in "The Betty Story." She gives death of amodel in a swank dress 4, 10 Goodyear TV Theater the press the story of Dr. Hud- sal On. John Cassavete s stars in "The son's success in a delicate bruin Expendable House." The story operation. John Howard plays 10:45 9 News Roundup of a G.I. who strives to know De. Hudson. 2, 8 Sunday News Special himself on the eve he has set for 11 with Clete Itoberts. his self destruction. 9:30 2, 8 Alfred Hitchcock Presents John korsyttie and Chills Leach- 4 Eleventh Hour News man star in "Premonition." The With Cleve Hermann, story of a young concert pianist S Eye Witness mho nialices a shocking discovery With hen Ciane, TOM Flatten and KTL A • when he makes avisit to his home Jay Elliott. 5 town after an absence of four years. 6 Crime Report—San Diego 10 The Hunter-30m, BANDSTAND 7 Life Begins at 80-30m. 11 Sherlock Holmes Feature REVUE NOV11:- -SHEID.DCh II O I. M ES FACES 11 Paul Coates' Confidential DEATH" with Basil liallubone and 9:00 p.m. File Nigel Bruce. A subterranean crypt 13 Rev. Oral Roberts is nu,' w ith an ingenious trap. 10 2, 8 Appointment with 13 Answers for Americans Adventure-30m. -Is World Domiantion Russia's NEW L. A. CITY Tonight, G eorgia nn Johnson stars End?" in "'the Allentown Ctise." A Civil 11:15 2 Les Paul and Mary Ford War drania set in the south con- ELECTRICAL CODE cerning a Confederate officer aho at Home-5m. faces capture and hanging by 4 Outlook-15m, Complete New Ordinance Union foyers for allegedly violat- lb [liner terSOn. ing rules ‘ir marfar., From A-to-I Now Enacted 11:20 2 Late Show 3 ILed Three Lives-30m, MDVII. -lit..‘cli ,DEEP OF WHITEHALL." Effective: January 1, 1956 4, 10 The Loretta Young with .1..111) 51 Is and Basil Sydney, Show-30m. 11:30 4 Late Date at the Movies First Major Change in Fifteen Barbara :Mann yek is hostess. MOV1E--"JEANNIE" N% ith Michael Red- Years .. . Contains Many Sec- Joanne Dru stars in "The Wait- grave and Barbara Mullen, A Scotch ing Game." The story of a beau- lassie derides to spend her inheri- tions Affecting Radio Stations, tiful junior executive in a New tance in Europe and runs afoul of Television Studios, Movie Pro- York advertising agency who risks a fortune-hunter. her future happiness by accepting jection. 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Ronny proves to be disdainful of puting machine calls for an un- Jim finds a lost world inhabited comedy and consequently Is apol- usual method of capturing the by pre-historie beasts In "Land ogetic to his classmates for his thief in a land air battle. of Terror." parents' shortcomings as actors. 3 Masquerade Party-30m, 9:30 2 3, 8 December Bride 13 The Golden Voyage-30m. 4, 10 Caesar's Hour When a Boy Scout takes Lily Rus- "Japan." Tokyo is the first stop on 5 Teleforum-30m. kin (Spins Byington) home, she a filmed tour conducted by Mrs. decides she's getting old and de- international figures discuss critt. Deane DIckason. Next, the rice termines to get a job. With her fields of Hokkaido, through the "al world issues. Rufus B. Von lilelaSmid is moderator. friend Hilda (Verna Felton), elm' Inland Sea to Mikimoto's Pearl discovers • run-down restaurant Farm. Then, Cormorant fishing at 6 The Pendulum-30m, and persuades the manager to Gifu, feeding the sacred deer and turn it into • "pizzatorium" where traditional Geisha dances. 7 TV Reader's Digest-30m. Philip Alin and Bru Toby star in they both go to work as waitresses. 7:15 5 Popular Science-15m. "Mr, Pak Takes Over." The story 4, 10 Robert Montgomery 7:30 3 Navy Log-30m. nf a Korean interpreter who per- Presents-60m. forms an amazing linguistic feat Britton, John Baragrey 4, 10 Tony Martin Show which gives U. S. forces a tactical Barbara and Jack Livesay star in "The Tony's songs tonight include "Ev- advantage over Communist troops. erywhere You Are." "Let's Face Stranger." The story of a relent- the Music" and "Wake the Town 9 Big Ten Highlights-30m, less search for a former Nazi war and Tell the People." The Inter- criminal which ends in a quiet ludes sing "The Bible Tells Me Connecticut town. The suspect's So." David Rose conducts the 11 The Count of Monte Cristo wife's continued belief that her music. Bud Yorkin Is producer- Writing under a pen name, husband is not guilty serves to d(rector. ¡(Joute Cristo inflames the city endanger hé life as new evidence 5 Conspiracy-30m, of Paris against corruption in is revealed. Michael Powers fights a series of government in "The Pen and the Sword." 7 Medical Horizons uncanny coincidences which upset Adis ot a unique group of the best-laid plans of police chiefs specialists at the Sloane-Bettering to prevent a surefire attempt on 13 Beat the Champ-30m, Institute, Memorial Center for Can- the life of Patricia Bennett. t st o ella I11'111411S from any cer and Allied Diseases, will be 6 Cisco Kid-30m, n at lk of life, provided they are telecast from New York City. They physically fit, in separate 10-min- comprise a post-operative phys- 7 Topper-30m, life matches with the wrestling Leo G. 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Los Angeles' popular commenta- Driscoll (Michael Emmett) has tor with news of the day. 2 Space Funnies faced court-martial and dishonor- able discharge . .and now a 3 The Little Rascals 13 Red Sanders Show shaky marriage. C.C.L.A.'s head coach gives his 4, 10 Pinky Lee Show-30m. siews and sidelights on the sports 13 Files of Jeffrey Jones 5 Cartoon Carousel-Con'd scene. Jeff (L)on Haggerty) saves the life 6 Ranger Hal 2 Amos and Andy-30m. of a famous newspaper columnist 7, 8 Mickey Mouse Club-60m. 7 3 Travelog-30m. and gets involved in a gang war. England's favorite TV comedian, 4 Capt. Gallant-30m, 7:45 3 Industry on Parade round-faced Harry Cnrbett, intro- 5 Gil Martyn-News-15m. duces his star puppet. Sooty, to 4, 10 Camel News Caravan U. S. audiences. 6 Annie Oakley-30m. John Cameron Swayze reports. 7 Police Call-30m. 9 Campus Club 8 Racket Squad-30m. 8 Local Newsreel Gene Norman with guests from 9 Adventure Movie Theater 7:50 8 Weatherword-5m. the musical world and teen-agers 10 Wyatt Earp-30m. from local high schools. 7:55 8 News-15m. 11 Eddie Cantor Comedy 2, 8 Navy Log-30m. Theater-30m. 11 Del Moore's Mysteries Eddie Cantor is the song plugger 8 "Home is the Sailor." The story of -Con'd with two days to find a hit song a lonesome sailor who corresponds with a girl on the mainland. He 13 Ranch Party-Con'd or he fired.' Bay Anthony, David Bose and Helen 'O'Connell come to finds himself falling in love with 5:15 3 Laff lime-15m. his aid. her, hut when he attempts to M.f. 5:30 2 Barker Bill's Cartoon Show her he discovers she is reluctant 13 Dangerous Assignment-30m. to face him. 3 Frank Webb Show Steve Mitchell (Brian Donlevy ) re- 4 Uncle Archie-30m. jects the proposal of aforeign gen- 3, 4, 10 Martha Raye Show eral who wants the United States 5 Western Theater-60m. to help him overthrow a neighbor- 5 Headline VOVIE- "M \1)(M\ \ THE PRAIRIE" ing country. When the general is 6 Science Fiction Theater Ith les Hitt, killed. Steve nuist locate a secret 10 Howdy Doody-30m. U. S. file he had in his possession. 8 Wild Bill Hickok 5:45 2 Range Rider-30m. 7:15 S Popular Science with Jock Mahoney and Dick 7:30 2 My Favorite Husband 9 Hank Penny Show-60m. West. Buck Sureshot, emcee. George and Liz Cooper (Barry Nel- 3 Beverly On 3-30m. son and Vanessa Brown) try to 11 Science Fiction Theater 6 4 Jack Latham recapture the bliss of their honey- "The Human Equation" with host- narrator Truman Bradley and 6 Ranger Hal moon, with a notable lack of success, when they return to the vil- Macdonald Carey. A microscopic iiilr f,a,gz I rdy. lage inn where they spent their growth on a grain of wheat leads 7 Cisco Kid-30m. first married days. Their best to a series of disastrous occure- 8 Wild Bill Hickok-30m. friends, Myra and Oliver Shepard rances. (Mix Talton and Dan Tnbin), add 9 Cartoon Express-60m. further complications when they 13 The Hunter-30m. itn BID "Casey" stuns. intrude on the second honeymoon. "Mad Money." Bart Adams (Barry 10 Gene Autry Movie 3, 4, 10 Dinah Shore Show Nelson) discovers that while New York City has more than its share 11 Stories of the Century 5 Conspiracy-30m. 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TF Tips 4 Movie Mug•um 8 Local News 5 Handy Hints "WEDNESDAY NIGHT FIGHTS," (7), 7:50 8 Weatherword-5m. Gardiner and Ken 6:00 p.m. Ralph "Tiger" Jones vs. Al Andrews, middleweights. 7:55 8 News-5m, "U.S. STEEL HOUR," (2), 7:00 p.m. 6 Johnny Jet-Uncle Russ 2, 8 Godfrey and Friends- Menasha Skulnik stars in "Ashton Buys 13 Turning Point-30m. a Horse." 8 60m. - Dancing Tie w it Ir Tornmv Ret- "SCREEN DIRECTORS PLAYHOUSE," tig and Lillian Bronson. 3 MGM Parade-30m. (4), 8:00 p.m. Rory Calhoun and Bobby 4, 10 Screen Directors' Driscoll star in "Day Is Done." D. 6:35 11 Life With Elizabeth rected by Frank Borzagé. Playhouse-30m. "DISNEYLAND," (7), 8:00 p.m. "The Ad- 6:45 3 News and Weather- 15m. itoi ) Calhoun and Hobby Driscoll ventures of Mickey Mouse." 4 Jack Latham-15m, star in "Day Is Done." Directed by Frank Bor7age, "KRAFT THEATER," (4), 9:00 p.m. - Eliza- 7 Sports Page beth Montgomery, George MacReady \\ ills Did. IuH•I.I. and Signe Hasso star In "The Diamond S Top Secret-30m. As Big As the Ritz." 11 George Putnam-15m. "Late Journey." When a famous "MGM PARADE," (7), 9:CO p.m. The late professor who has been working; Robert Benchley, John Hodiak and 6:50 8 Sports Desk-10m. on a new electronic device sud- Tony Martin are featured. denly dies and the Russian Em- "KINGDOM OF THE SEA," (13), 9:CO 2 U. S. Steel Hour bassy invites his widow to ship p.m. "Whale Hunt." his body back home to Russia, a 7 in the c 41y-drama. "Ashton fellow professor becomes suspi- Buys a Horse," Menasha Skulnik cious and ;nukes a startling dis- 5 2 Space Funnies plays a meek and honest barber covery. whose shop is a hangout for "Message From Nowhere." T h 3 The Little Rascols-15m. bookie and racetrack touts. When poser in this story is: is it really 4, 10 Pinky Lee Show-30m. the manicurist's boy friend bets possible for two people to com- Cartoon Carousel-Can't. too heavily on a "sure thing" municate by telepathy with each and is threatened unless he pays other? 6 Ranger Hal off, the barber and his friends 7, 8 Mickey Mouse Club - 60m. decide on a master plan to help 6 Edward Arnold Show - 30m. him. Co-sponsored by General Electric Company. 7 Disneyland-60m. í 9 Campus Club "Adventures of 5lickey blouse." Walt Disney reviews the lifelong with Irene Norman and guests 3 Disneyland-30m. adventures of his greatest cartoon from the musical world plus 4 Carveth Wells Explores the star from "The Band Concert" teen-agers from Los Angeles high World-30m. (1935) through "Jack and the schools. Beanstalk" (1947/. tdventurc series featuring Carveth Wells, his wife Zetta and their 9 Big Game Hunt-30m. 11 Del Moore's Mysteries talking loc.' Raffles, presenting 11 Frank Fontaine's Showtime -Con'd films from all over the world. are Ito Bobcats, the King 13 Ranch Party-Con'd 5 Gil Martyn News-15m. Sisters, Peggy Lee, Irving Fields 5:15 3 Laff Time-30m. 6 Laurel and Hardy-30m. trio, and Nita fiber. 7 Superman 13 The Visitor- 30m. 5:30 3 Frank Webb Show-30m. 8 Box Office Theater-30m. 4 Uncle Archie-30m. A loan Iinds a way to live 9 Adventure Movie Theater hile searching for a way to die. 5 Western Theater-60m. 10 Break the Bank \u it IT - 5511,D 1101t5L RANGE" v. Rh Jack 8:30 3 Stories of the Century-30m. 11 Life With Elizabeth-30m. Randall. 4, 10 Father Knows Best 13 Inner Sanctum-30m. 10 Howdy Doody-30m, S Olympic Wrestling When a watertront rat is released With Dick Lane. 5:35 2 Range Rider-30m. front prison, three men decide he With Poil, Mahoney and Dick knows too much to live in "Han- 6 Camera Four-30m. dle With Care." West. Buck Sureshot, emcee. 9 Candid Camera-30m. 7:15 S Popular Science-15m. 3 Beverly On 3-30m. 11 The Lone Wolf-30m. 7:30 4, 10 Eddie Fisher-15m, 4 Jack Latham-5m. ikr Lanyard ILouis Hayward) 6 5 Conspiracy-30m. wears a rap containing a strip of 6 Ranger Hal-30m. Michael Powers discovers that a top-secret microfilm to Griffith oii, Gang comedy. chance meeting on a speeding train Park's planetarium. can prove dangerous. 7, 8 Wednesday Night Fights 13 Pro Football - 30m. Ralph "Tiger" .1 011es VS. Al An- 8 Rin Tin Tin-30m. Highlights from professional foot- drews, middleweights, in a 10- 7 Gold Award Theater-30m. till games of the preceding week. round bout from Dinner Key Au- his,•• 2, 3, 8 The Millionaire-30m. ditorium, C.connot Grove, Florida. 8 People in the News 9 "The Story ot Joe Seaton." T h e 9 Cartoon Express-60m. 11 Notre Dame Football-30m. story of a desperate young man in Will] GM "Casey" Stung. 13 Best of '55-30m. need of money for his wife's hos- e.n. ' pital bills who becomes the vic- 10 Roy Rogers Movie 7:45 4 10 News Caravan-15m. tim of two unscrupulous people 11 Stories of the Century who try to keep a million-dollar anieron 41V/f. repOrtine .,1 t1.i s, Augustine Chacon. gift from an unknown benefactor which is intended for him. 13 Baxter Ward-15m. 6:05 2 Tom Harmon Sports News DO YOUR SQUAW AND PAPOOSES BRAND NEW 4 Weather-Gene Bollay GET ON THE WAR PATH? 6:10 2 Clete Roberts 4 See Hear 21-INCH 6:15 2 Doug Edwards-News RCA LICENSED ALUMINIZED 13 Mark Scott-15m. 6:30 2 Brave Eagle Picture Tube .tit.•r lira., Eagle (Keith Larsen) and his warriors save Penny Pat- tifore (Cindy Bobbins) from an $30 attack by renegade Indians, the INCLUDING ALL LABOR schoolteacher decides she wants to become a member of the tribe. WITH OUR TWO-YEAR Her uncle, a U. S. Cavalry officer. 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4, 10 Kraft TV Theater-60m. 9:30 2, 3 I've Got a Secret-30m. 2 Patti Page Show-15m. "The Diamond as Big as the Ritz," With nost and emcee Garry Moore. 11 4 Eleventh Hour News-15m. F. Scott Fitzgerald's satirical fan- 7 Masquerade Party-30m. With Jack Latham. tasy of the Roaring Twenties, notes the reaction of a middle-class prep 8 Eddie Cantor Comedy 7 Michael Hinn-News school student (Richard Franchot) Theater • Weatherwise who visits rich friends in their David Rose and Helen O'Connell With Cha -les Arlington. Chateau Montana. One astonishing are guests. discovery leads to another as he 10 News and Sports Round-up observes a strange mixture of 11 City Detective-30m. With Lionel %an Deerlin and Sig money with murder and love, in- A child is used as a human shield Smith. volving a most extraordinary fam- in robberies in "Trouble in Toy- 11 George Putnam-News ily. The cast also Includes George land." Los Angeles' popular commenta- fdacReady, Signe Hass°, Lee Rem- 13 Decision-30m. tor with news of the day. ick, Elizabeth Montgomery and "I'll Never Know When" with Lynn 13 Mr. Owl-30m. Mario Alcalde. Bari. Believing she has an incura- "Heil lial 6 Movie-90m. ble disease, a woman hires a man MOVIE---THE DUNE OF WEST POINT" to kill her. 11:15 2 Les Paul and Mary Ford with Louis Hayward and Joan 2' The Whistler-30m. at Home-5m. Fontaine. An Englishman learns 4 Cleve Hermann-Sports some American customs the hard 10 3 Sherlock Holmes-30m. 4. 10 This Is Your Life S Eye Witness 7 Penny to a Million-30m. With lien Grime. Tom hallen and 7 "The M-0-M Parade"-30m. Jay Elliott. Robert Denehley shows us the fine Dill Goodwin emcees a panel quiz points on "How to Train • Dog." show In which contestants vie for 7 Weather-5m. Scene from "Trial" will accom- 610.000 in pennies. 9 PCC Highlights pany an interview with one of 8 The Name's the Same-30m. 11 Racket Squad-30m. its stars, John Hodiak. Tony Mar- Clifton I:41(11111mi as emcee. nr,d Hadley esplores blackmail 1,, tin singing "All the Things You The Racoon Hoot." Are" from the past, along with a 11 Sherlock Holmes-30m. display of the masks worn in ''t :a se of the Careless Suffragette" 11:20 2 Twin Photoplays "King Solomon's Mines," "The with Ronald Howard and H. Mar- 7 Nitecap Theater-90m. Good Earth' and "Mutiny on the ion Crawford. mova.-"THE DIVORCE OF LADY X" Bounty.' 13 Western Home Roundup with Laurence Olivier and Merle With "Walkin " Charlie Aldrich. Oberon. A woman-hating barrister 9 Movie Theater finds himself in a compromising 10:30 2 Clete Roberts-News situation. "CAUGHT" with Barbara Be 3 Lawrence Welk-60m. Geddes, James Mason and Robert 11:30 3 Late News Ryan. (See Channel 9 at 9 p.m. 4 Douglas Fairbanks Presents 4, 10 Tonight-60m. Tuesday.) "One-Wav Ticket." It is Christmas With Steve Allen and guest cele- Day in the tropics and a woman brities. who Is homesick makes a desper- 11 San Francisco Beat-30m. ate bargain with a stranger which 11:45 11 Jackson's Theater A speeding Jaguar runs down a involves the life of her husband. MOVIE-"THE MASK OF DIJON" wit h twelve-year-old paper boy in "Hit Erich von Stroheim. A magician and Run." I Picture Window-90m. MOVIE-"T H E AMAZING ADVENTURE" uses hypnotism to impell his wife 13 Kingdom of the Sea with Cary Grant. A millionaire to murder his rival for her af- "Whale Hunt." The tracking down embarks on a binge of working fections. and harpooning of whales and for a living. 12:20 2 The Late Show the extraction of the oils. 7 Late Curtain-30m. MOVIE-"LITTLE 11116 SHOT" with Donald Meet Your Mayor Shiner and Marie Lohr. lo Confidential File-Paul 12:30 4 Movie Museum Coates 12:45 4 World News NEW. 11 Flashback-30m. 1:50 2 Give Us This Day With Paul Coates. 13 Criswell Predicts-15m. 10:35 8 Night Final-15m. Garland Follow-up 10:45 2 The Big News With Hill Stout, Gil Stratton Everyone knows that after four weeks and Austin Green. of continuous singing, Judy Garland's S Wrestlers' Lament-15m. Dick Lane, host, presents wrestlers voice was not its best for her recent who air their onlnions. TV debut. After the Jubilee telecast, Custom- 9 Don Lee World News an exhausted. expended Judy swore With Ted Meyers, Bill Brundige off any more television. It wasn't for Contoured and Lee Wood. her - that is, not until she heard the 13 Baxter Ward News AUTOMATIC BLANKET New York reviews. CBS's Ted Wick sent a recording of It's a dream of a blanket for these cool LATEST MODELS •s-i' EXPERT what these TV editors had to say about Fall nights . . . with the exclusive Sleep. LOWEST PRICES e/ 4. REPAIRS Guard Circuit. Judy's show and the glowing reports Choose from six high-fashion colors in perked up the tired performer. Rumor new "Miracle Fabric" . . . three con- has it that Judy may now do a Shower venient sizes ... now at your Department Store, Appliance, Hardware, Jewelry or of Stars after the first of the year. Specialty Store. TAPE RECORDER ; PHONOGRAPH CO. NOW 3108 Venice Blvd. ONLY $34.95 (Twin-bed Size) L.A. 19-RE. 4-8076

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Page Twenty-ona TV-RADIO LIFE THURSDAY tr LOGS OCTOBER 13 the officer and his dog narrowly TF Tips escape death in the quicksands 11 The Open Rend—Travel-60m Bens er Siss amp. Ls nn Rogers, host, presents films "I SEARCH FOR ADVENTURE," (13), of interesting places. 7:30 p.m. "Lost in the Sahara." 3 Five Star Final-25m, "CLIMAX," (2), 8:30 p.m. Robert Steeling, 4 Movie Museum 13 ISearch for Adventure Pat O'Brien and Marguerite Chapman star in "Thin Air." 5 Handy Hints-25m, Even will le last in the barren "THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE," (4), 8:30 p.m. With Dorothy Gal diner and Ken wastes of the Sahara Mr. and ('mue. Jackie Cooper stars in a new comedy. Mrs. William Barry filmed esery drama series. 6 Johnny Jet-30m. event of their amazing journey. "STAR TONIGHT," (7), 9:00 p.m. Valerie 7 Sheena, Queen of the Jungle Cosart and Joseph Warren star In "The 7:45 3 Fashions and Fun Terrible Woman." "FOUR STAR PLAYHOUSE." (2), 13 Turning Point-30m. 4, 10 Camel News Caravan repurt.ng. 9:30 p.m. Ida Lupino plays a dual role - Last al Ihe °Misss s' with Wil • John cano.,on Sss asic in "The Face of Danger." liant Fawcett. 8 Local Newsreel "FORD THEATER," (4), 9:30 p.m. Barry Sullivan and Mala Powers star in "Hus- 6:35 11 Life With Elizabeth-10m, 7:50 8 Weatherword-5m, band." 6:45 3 News and Weather-15m. 7:55 8 News "LUX VIDEO THEATER," (4), 10:00 p.m. "The Two Dollar Bettor." 4 Jack Latham-15m. 2, 8 Bob Cummings Show 11 George Putnam—News 8 When sutil sa iiei (Rose- Los Angeles popular commenta- mary De Camp) leases toss n on a 2 Space Funnies tor with news of the day. vacation, Bob and his nephew 3 The Little Rascals-15m. Chuck (Dwayne Hickman) pre- 2 Startime Theater-30m, 7 pare to enjoy their freedom. But 4, 10 Pinky Lee Show 3 Western Marshal-30m. Margaret has asked several of her 5 Cartoon Carousel—Con'd 4 Steve Donovan-30m. matronly club women to look in 6 Ranger Hal-30m. on the boys. Bob Cummings stars 5 Gil Marlyn—News-15m. as Bob Collins and Ann B. Davis 7, 8 Mickey Mouse Club-60m. 6 I Search for Adventure-30m. plays Schultz', 9 Campus Club-60m, 7 Studio 57 3, 4 10 You Bet Your Life Two men and a woman battle for Ss in, ti ouch. Mars, oil ti master. Gene Norman with guests from survival in the desert in "Water- 5 Hans Christian Andersen the musical world and teen-agers hole." The role of Roy Miller, a Iront Los Angeles high schools. "I'he tgly Duckling." A young prospector, is played by John Ire- girl determined to he a ballerina land, while Beverly Garland is 11 Del Moore's Mysteries hate, whose brother dies after —Con'd participating in a stage robbery with Bragan tMiirvyne V e, Ir.. 13 Ranch Party—Con'd 5:15 2 Buck Sureshot's Cartoon 8 Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal Corral 9 Adventure Movie Theater 3 Laff Time-15m. 10 K Theater-30m. 5:30 2 Barker Bill's Cartoon Show 11 Annie Oakley-30m. Man" by mark- 3 Frank Webb Show-30m. ing a bank robber's bullets. 4 Uncle Archie-30m, 5 Western Theater-60m. 13 Gene Autry Show-30m. MOVIE.—"\\ iii) q.ANNitN" vs Rh i,„ i A mail- order telescope becomes the si- 10 Howdy Doody-30m, lent partner or a safe robber. 3:45 2 Range Rider-30m, An advertising agency executive With Jock Mahoney and Dick 7:15 5 Trojan Review uses a publicity campaign in an West. Burk Sureshot, emcee. SS oh Jess Hill. attempt to find his missing wife. 3 Beverly On 3-30m 7:30 2 Halls of Ivy-30m. 6 4 Jack Latham liv i.gillege's hopes for an en- 6 Ranger Hal-30m. dowment a rP dashed as two (toe Gang Comed French educators on a tour of American schools to select the re- 7 Wild Bill Hickok-30m. cipient of a Franco-American cul- 8 Sheena, Queen of the Jungle tural relations fund arrive on the 9 Cartoon Express-60m. campus during "hell week." Ron- wi th 1,11 “Casey" StUlla. ald Colman and Benita Hume co- star. The cast also includes John 10 Gene Autry Movie UM, John Hoyt. Herb Butter- 11 Stories of the Century field and 'Trues. o \ale Climnpion, outlaw. 3, 4, 10 Dinah Shore Show 13 Baxter Ward-15m, 5 Conspiracy-30m, 6:05 2 Tom Harmon Sports News Michael Pass ei is sets out to learn 4 Weather—Gene Bollay about mounlain climbing only to find that his experience as a po- 6:10 2 Clete Roberts News lice reporter is required to save 4 See Hear! the life of a prime minister's 6:15 2 Doug Edwards—News daughter. 13 Mark Scott-15m. 6 Western Marshal-30m. 6:30 2, 8 Sergeant Preston 7 Lone Ranger-30m. ,... ,1. 14 ,•alit cslon (Richard Sim- A pi rit % Itirm is i1 ,1 has wit- mons investigates mysterious ac- nes‘ed a robbery is the target of a cidents in a gold mine and learns bandit's vengeance in"The Fright- that murder is involved. Suspi- ened \N'ornan." After two attempts cion falls on two miners who try on her life, she prepares to leave to seal up Preston and his dog, town with her small son, but Yukon King, in an abandoned changes her mind when the Lone Banger and Tonto appear on the shaft. In the pursuit that follows, scene. 8 People in the News-15m.

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finally makes the grade after prom- 7 Star Tonight-30m. 10:45 2 The Big News ising her teacher that she will go With BM Stout. Gil Stratton and "The Terrible Woman," played by back to a former ballet master. Austin Green. Valerie Cossart, is a wife and 6 Mark Saber-30m, mother whose 11-year-old son runs 9 Don Lee World News 7 Armchair Theater-30m. away from home but returns when lee Wood, Ted Meyers and Bill "liars est of Wrath" w ith Ruth he finds she has tucked a five- Brundige. W arwick. dollar bill in his pajamas. Simi- 13 Baxter Ward News larly, her husband (Joseph War- 9 Biff Baker-30m. ren) gives up his plan to run 2 Les Paul and Mary Ford 11 Boston Blackie-30m. away with another woman (Jaiplith 11 at Home-5m. A rare hook caper con fronts Parrish) when hi finds wields !Mackie (Kent Taylor). wife has made aW necessary ar- 3 Late News 13 B'nai Writh-113th Birthday rangements for the elopement. 4 Eleventh Hour News-15m. 5 Touchdown 9 Movie Theater Highlights from the eollegiate foot- 8:30 2, 3, 8 Climax-r30m. ball games of the preceding weak. Rod Sterling, Pat O'Brien and "CAUGHT" ,with James Masos, Marguerite Chapman star in Barbara Bel Geddes and Robert 7 Michael Hinn—News "Thin Air." The story of a Ryan. (See Channel 9 at 9 p.m. 8 Stop the Music young advertising executive who Tuesday.) 9 Weatherwise-5m. becomes involved with the law With Charles Arlington. and the underworld when his 11 Wrestling from Las Vegas 10 News and Sports Roundup wife disappears. Becoming im- With Bill Welsh calling the holds. With Lionel Van Deerlin and Sig patient with conventional police Smith, methods in solving the mystery, 9:30 2, 8 Four Star Playhouse he employs all forms of the ad- In "The Face of Danger" Ida Lupi- 11 George Putnam—News vertising business to locate his no plays a dual role, first as a Los Angeles' popular commenta- wife. Sponsored by the Chrysler centenarian grandmother who tells tor with news of the day. Corporation. her grandchildren of an incongru- 13 Mr. Owl-30m. ous romance with au outlaw of "1 lie Half Flour." the old west. Then, in a flashback 3 ElIery Queen-30m. sequence, she re-enacts the ro- 11:05 2 Twin Photoplays mance as a girl of twenty. 11:1S 4 Cleve Hermann—Sports 3, 4, 10 Ford Theatre—Drama 7 Weather —Sm. New Barry Sullivan and Male Powers 9 Feature Film 4 The People's Choice-30m. star in "Husband." The story of MOVIE—"FOUll FACES WEST" with Joel a beautiful movie star and her Jackie Cooper celebrates his 30th McCrea and Frances Dee. One of husband, a photographer. In the the West's most mysterious band- year in show business by Korean war he loses an arm and launching his first regular week- its is hunted in the white sands returns home feeling completely of New Mexico. ly TV series. Cooper plays the useless. When his wife later has 11 Racket Squad-30m. role of Socrates (Sock) Miller, a tragic accident he must decide a government naturalist living A putichhoard scheme underlies a whether or not to let her undergo charity racket in"The Big Punch." in a small trailer community plastic surgery to restore her beau- with his aunt. Against his will, ty and risk losing her entirely. 11:20 7 Nitecap Theater lie is made city councilman. 7 Down You Go MOV1E—"BEHIND LOCKED DOORS" with Patricia Breslin plays his girl Richard Carlson. A detective friend, Mandy Peoples. 2 Johnny Carson Show-30m, snoops behind the iron gates of 10 Johnny Carson stars In a com- an insane asylum. 5 Movie Theater edy-variety program with Jill 11:30 4, 10 Tonight-60m. Corey and guest stars. movw—"Chiltal.:0 CALLING" with Dan With Steve Allen and guest eeleb- Duryea and Mary Anderson. A 3, 4, 10 Lux Video Theatre rilies. man's negligence and improvident "'I he Tss o-Dollar Bettor." a crime 8 Night Final Edition ways cost him his wife and drania concerning John Hewitt daughter. whose winning streak from a two- 11:45 11 Jackson's Theater ON WHEELS" with No- 6 Movie-75m. dollar racetrack bet changes the course of his life. After his luck reen Nash and Darryl Hickman. MOVIE—"FOREV Ett AND A DAY" with The peril of the hot-rod craze Ray Milland, Ida Lupino, Robert changes, he finds himself involved with Mary Slate and her bookie among teenagers. Cummings and Brian Aherne. The story of a London house from the boy friend, Rick Bowers, who 12:05 2 The Late Show time It was built until demol- promises him a sure thing to re- MoViL—"IT'S IN THE AIR" wIth George ished in the blitz. coup his losses: Otto Kruger is Formby and Polly Ward. A man host of the series. 7 Stop the Music helps a friend once too often. Bert Parks emcees this give-away 12:30 4 Movie Museum show that teams studio contestants' 5 City at Night-60m. 12:45 4 World News Roundup ith at-home viewers. Tour in interesting institutions 1:35 2 Give Us This Day 9 Captured-30m. of the city. Ken Graue, host.

11 Assignment America 6 Picture Window-75m. MOVIE--"DIABY OF A CHAMBERMAID' Add COLOR To Your TV! "This Is Automation," first of a with Paulette Goddard and Bur- New Multichrome television screen filter adds two-week series on the subject, gess Meredith. A chambermaid color to any set. Attach in seconds. Instantly, will explore a new industrial climbs to the top of the social vivid color takes the place of drab black and revolution and whether it means ladder. white. Glare and eyestrain are eliminated. more or fewer jobs. 7 Camera 4 Guaranteed. Only $1.98. Send now. Specify William liendix and Ward Bond screen size. 13 Olympic Boxing-1Y2 hrs. star in "Segment." A man goes HOLMES COMPANY, Dept. A 8:43 9 Sports Weekly-15m. berserk after his nagging wife Box 581 Hollywood 28, Calif. 3, 4, 10 Dragnet-30m. threatens to reveal the truth to While working out of robbery their adopted daughter. 9 division Sgt. Friday and Frank 8 Warner Bros. Presents-60m. Smith receive a call that a woman 13 Ten O'Clock Theater New has been beaten in her home but 10:30 2 Clete Roberts—News is unable to describe the assail- Idea ant. A composite picture is drawn 7 The Fuse Croutons by the crime analysis department "Ilelentless 'Weavers - ill! %la n "Easy from the descriptions of .other Wells. MAKE victims and the man finally is 13 Criswell Predicts-15m. as apprehended. Pie" FOODS TASTE HINSHAW'S: ASSIGNMENT AMERICA KTLA BETTER "This Is Automation" —ap "CITY AT NIGHT" Delicious in Soups, Salads, KTTV, Ch. 11, 8:30 P.M. for Casserole Dishes, Over 10:00 p. m. Noodles or Dumplings, Plain Bill Burrud Productions 5 or Garlic. Get some today! Page Twenty-three TV-RADIO LIFE FRIDAY tr LOGS OCTOBER 14 the old Jesse James gang when they Tr Tips return to reclaim his buried treas- 11 Victory at Sea-30m. ure In "Legacy of Jesse James." "Target Surabachi." "BACKGROUND TO BATTLE," (13), 8:(3) p.m. "The Munich Tragedy." 8 Channel 8 Playhouse-30m. 13 Background to Battle "CRUSADE IN EUROPE," (13), 10 r00 p.m. 9 Adventure Movie Theater George Bony presents "The Mu- "Victory In Italy." 11 Success Story-30m. nich Tragedy." ‘+oriPts of Automotive Engineers 8:30 2, 8 Our Miss Brooks-30m. 2 Space Funnies the Hotel Statler, Los Angeles. at Connie Brooks (Eve Arden) has to 3 The Little Rascals-15m. 13 His Honor, Homer Bell find herself a new job when Mad- 4, 10 Pinky Lee Show-30m. ison High School closes to make Homer (Gene Lockhart) throws way for a new freeway. She takes 5 High School Football Game his hat into the matrimonial ring in "O. Promise Me." a .,job at Mrs. Nestor's private of the Week school In the San Fernando Valley, 6 Ranger Hal 7:05 4 See Hear only to learn that Osgood Conklin 7, 8 Mickey Mouse Club-60m. 7:15 5 Popular Science-15m. (Gale Gordon) has also taken a job there as principal and that 7:30 2 Adventures of Champion Mrs. Nestor (Nana Bryant) Is the 9 Campus Club woman whom she offended at nene Norman with guests from Adventure series with Lhampion, Madison. Other new faces in the the musical world and teen-agers the ‘Vonder Horse; Jim Bannon, series will include William Ching from Los Angeles high schools. Barry Curtis and Rebel, the dog. and Bob Sweeney. In tonight's episode, Ricky and Champion rescue a girl from a 3 The Whistler-30m. 11 Del Moore's Mysteries runaway buckboard. Later they 4, 10 The Great Gildersleeve -Con'd discover two men salting the Starnng Willard Waterman. 13 Ranch Party-Con'd ground and save her father from being swindled nto biuying the 8:15 2 Buck Sureshot's Cartoon same land. 6 Mr. District Attorney-30m. Corral 7 Crossroads-30m. 3 Laff Time 3 Five Star Final-30m. "Clean-1p" with Vincent Prince. 4 Eddie Fisher Against odds, a Protestant minis- 5:30 3 Frank Webb Show-30m. ter preaches a sermon deploring 4 Uncle Archie 5 Conspiracy-30m. rampant vice and corruption in 10 Howdy Doody-30m. Michael Powers plays a newspa- his city. A new anthology point- ing up the drama that often en- 5:45 2 Range Rider perman's hunch when regular police methods fall to uncover the ters the lives nf the clergy. th tor t Mahoney and Dick trail of kidnapers who have ab- \Nest. Buc k Sureshot, emcee. 9 Gang Busters ducted a pro-West cabinet member. 5:55 4 Jack Latham 11 Racket Squad-30m. 6 Ellery Queen-30m, 3, 4, 10 Gillette Fights A "con-man", plays on the sym- 7 Rin Tin Tin-30m. pathy of strangers in "The Dear 6 7 Andy's Gang-30m. Rusty and flinty assist Fort Apache Mom Gambit." Andy Devine tells of a plague of soldier in capturing the killer of wild foxes which over-run the an Indian chief. jungles near a village in India 13 Stars of Grand Ole Opry 8 People In the News and of Gunga's plan to get rid of America's favorite western stars them. Midnight the Cat. Squeekie in a half hour musical-varietY the Mouse and Froggie the Grem- Ill Calo Pet Exchange program. lin are also on hand. 8 Ozzie and Harriet-30m. Frank Wright offers free pets. 2, 8 Crusader-30m. 9 Cartoon Express-60m. 13 Adventures of Ellery Queen With Bill "Casey" Stulla. 9 Based on material furnished by On a trip to Hollywood, Queen the U. S. Escapee Program and 11 Stories of the Century (Hugh Marlowe) gets involved ro- the National Catholic Welfare 'Sate Render, v. ornan outlaw, mantically when he undertakes to Association. 13 Baxter Ward-15m. learn whether a producer killed his wife in order to marry • 3, 4, 10 Big Story 6:05 2 Tom Harmon, Sports News pretty young actress. 6:10 2 Clete Roberts, News 5 Western Varieties-60m, 7:45 4, 10 Camel News Caravan 6:15 2 Doug Edwards Doye O'Dell, host, with Eddie John Cameron Swayze reporting. Dean, Roscoe Ates, Jimmy Wake- 13 Mark Scott-15m. ly, Gail Mosier, Joan Barton, 6:30 2, 8 Person to Person 8 Local Newsreel Eddie Cletro, and the Twintones and the Y-Enot Twirlers. 6 Johnny Jet-Uncle Russ 7:50 8 Weatherword-5 m , 7 Cisco Kid-30m. 8 2 Mamo 6 Highway Patrol-30m. 13 Turning Point-30m. With Peggy Wood. 7 Dollar A Second-30m. 3, 6 Soldiers of Fortune Popular audience quiz, game 6:35 11 Life'The with13 , I Elizabeth-10m Ada enture series of two men who and stunt show with emcee. comedian Jan Murray. 6:45 3 Sportscene perform difficult and dangerous tasks all over the world. 4 Jack Latham-15m. 9 Movie Theater S Handy Hints-10m. 4, 10 Truth or Consequences With Dorothy Gardiner and Hen With Jack Bailey. "CAUGHT" with James Mason, Graue Barbara Bel Geddes and Robert 10 Roy Rogers Movie Ryan. (See Channel 9 at 9 p.m. S Orrin Tucker Show-60m. on Tuesday.) 11 George Putnam-News Starring Roberta Linn with the Los Angeles' popular commenta- KTLA Crystal Tone Orchestra. tor with news of the day. 2 Life With Father-30m. 7 Ozzie and Harriet-30m. 3 Beverly on 3-30m. Ozzie meets an old acquaintance •FREE DOGS! 7 and accepts an invitation to din- 4 Weather-Gene Bollay ner, not realizing that Harriet has 5 Gil Martyn News-15m. already accepted another invita- •FREE CATS! Captain Z-Ro -30m. tion to dinner for the same evening. See the most wonderful pets in the world! 7 Buffalo Bill, Jr.-30m. 8 Riptide-30m. Bill helps round up members of 9 Favorite Story CALO PET EXCHANGE with FRANK WRIGHT Friday 7:30-8:00 p.m. KTTV • CHAN. 11 KTL A Sta rs of 5 ogeetz.• •seef=a. "GRAND OLE OPRY" ALL GOOD t kak The ORRIN TUCKER SHOW M ARKETS With the Crystal Tones 8:30 P.M. CELO (MO CARR Y 00S1000 (ST 1000 and Roberta Linn cmo 55 Friday 8-9 P.M.

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5:45 8 This Is My Faith-15m. 10 Words and Music—F 7 What's the Name of That 2, 8 Panorama Pacific—M-F 2 8 Robert Q. Lewis Peggy Wood, star of "Mama," is Song?-30m. 6 4, 10 Ding Dong School 8 A Woman's World guest on Wednesday show. with Di. Frances Horwich. 6:45 4 Alarm Klock Komedies 10 Pantry Playhouse 11 Heart of the City—M-F 4, 10 Today—M-F With l.snn Taylor. St arring Patrick Nine, 11 Martin's Double Drama—M-F 7 With Dave Garrowky and Jack 10:30 2, 8 Art Linkletter's House Lescoulie, newscaster Frank Blair, Dramatic film sequences. Ste, e and J. Fred Muggs, world-travel- Party Martin is host. N, Omen 's editor. 4, 10 Search for Beauty—M-F 13 L. A. County Fair—M-F 11 Sheriff John's Breakfast \lakc-up artist lrrr Westmore gives 1:15 8 Playhouse 15 Brigade—M-F hint. on health and beauty care. 1:30 5 Music—M-F ith John Rosin. 11. Star Shoppers—M-F 7 Bill Gwinn's Theater 7:25 4 Chet Huntley With Bill 1\ elsh. MOVIE—"THIEF OF BAGDAD" with Sabo 8 Morning Sports Desk 2, 8 The Big Payoff—M-F and June Duprez. The fantasies of 7:30 4 Today—M-F 1 Audience participation program Arabian Nights interwoven into a with Randy Merriman, host, Bess story about the romance between 7:55 8 Local News—M-F \Iverson. hostess, and Betty Ann the 'Prince of Bagdad and the 0 2, 8 Valiant Lady—M-F ros e. singer-actress. Princess of Basra. (Monday.) 4, 10 Home Show—M-F SIOVIE—"NOW BARRABAS" .with Richard GP 11 Top of the Morning—M-F Greene and Cedric Hardwicke. The With Bill Leyden and the Clam- 11 The Little School House story of a prisoner in England, pelt Gang. %von Eleanor *Tempel. convicted of murder, who studies 8:15 2, 8 Love of Life—M-F 11:30 2, 8 Bob Crosby other prisoners while serving his 11 Time for Beany—M-F 1.t.titurtitg Die Bobcats and the sentence. (Tuesday.) 8:25 4 Chet Huntley heerleaders. MOVIE—"PRIVATE ANGELO" with God- 7 Romper Room—M-F frey Terle and Maria Denis. Drama 8:30 2, 8 Search for Tomorrow— and comedy are combined in the M-F 11 Sheriff John's Lunch Brigade story of a general's son who Rovick. Starring Mary Stuart with Lynn \Vith John deserts the army. (Wednesday.) I.ohring, Bess Johnson and Cliff 13 Ballance 'n' Records—M-F MOVIE—"LADY HAMILTON" with Lau- flail. With Bill Ballance, popular disk rence Olivier. The story of Bri- 4 Today—M-F jockey. tain's Lord Nelson and his mistress Lady Hamilton. (Thursday.) 11 Top of the Morning—M-F 2, 8 The Brighter Doy MOVIE—"REPEAT PERFORMANCE" with With Bill Leyden and the Clam. 12 4, 10 Tennessee Ernie Ford Joan Leslie. A suspense thriller pelt Gang. NItiçic, comedy and interviews. of an actress who lives over an 8:45 2, 8 Guiding Light—M-F with Jack Fascinate) and his or- entire year of her life. (Friday.) With Herb Nelson and Ellen Bern- enestra. Molly Bee and Doris Drew. 8 Garry Moore ming. 7 Tufeld at Twelve-15m. 13 Lou and Linda—M-F Dick Tufeld reports the news and Featuring Lou and Linda Cros- Special 1 conducts timely interviews with by, their dog "Tocky," and headline personalities over the tel- jreerge Wright, organist. Address by John Foster ephone. 1:45 5 World News—M-F 2, 8 Secret Storm 9t 2 Dulles, Secretary of State 12:15 1:55 5 Police Calls—M-F 7 Mildred Younger—M-F —Monday 2 Red Rowe's Film Favorites —1 rit urinal human interest show in which Miss Younger interviews 2 M-F-60m, 2 Jack Paar-30m.—T-F distinguished guests on civic and 5 Major Movies—M-F 4 Major Domo and the family problems based on ques- MOVIE—"LUCKY NICK CAlS" with Geo rge North Pole Revue tions sill 'twit by viewers. Raft, An American gambler vaca- 8 Invitation to Spanish—M 12:30 2, 8 On Your Account tioning on the Mediterranean gets w Dennis Janus. involved in murder. (Monday) 8 TV University—Tu Si ()V E—"LADIES COURAGEOUS" w it 11 8 Warden Training—W 4, 10 Feather Your Nest Loretta Young and Geraldine Fitz- t and Jank aide,. 8 Oceanography —Th gerald. The early struggles of the 7 Beulah-30m. wAcs. (Tuesday) 8 Elementary Spanish—F 12:45 11 Buffalo Billy—M-F MOVIE—"TOM BROWN'S SCHOOL DAYS" 10 Yesterday's Newsreel-15m. with Robert Newton. The trials of 9:15 10 Independent Woman 2 Mid-day Movie an English schoolboy. (Wed.) With Jeanette Branin, 1 MOVIE—"WE'VE NEVER BEEN LICKED" 11 Janet Dean, Registered MOVIE—"WORM'S EYE VIEW" with Ron- with Richard ()nine, Bob Mitchum ald Shiner and liarryMarsh. (Mon.) and Noah Beery .1r. Three Texas Nurse—M-F MOVIE—"SHIP WITH WINGS" with Mich- A & M classmates are separated by 9:30 2, 8 Welcome Travelers—M-F ael Rennie and Michael Wilding. World War II. (Thursday) Duman interest interviews with Britain's first aircraft carrier. MOVIE—s"PARDON MY FRENCH" with lack Smith. (Tuesday) Merle Oberon and Paul Henreid. 4 Howdy Doody—M-F MOVIE—"NO WAY BACK" with Terrence De A Boston schoolmarm inherits a country chateau in France. (Fri.) 10 Morning Matinee—M, W Marigny. A boxing champion loses his crown and gets involved in a 8 Smokey Rogers 10 Schooltime TV—Tu, Th life of crime. (Wednesday) 9 News After Noon MOVIE—"BRANDY FOR THE PARSON" ilaglegninningnaingingintre,T with James Donald. A staid Brit- 13 Dick Garton Movie—M-F ish couple find themselves smug- .moviE—" GHEAT JOHN L." with Linda gling brandy. (Thursday) Darnell and Rory Calhoun. The MOVIE—"QUIET WOMAN" with Derek early life of the great pugilist. Bond. A woman falls in love with (Monday) an artist while her husband is in MOVIE—"L A D Y OF BURLESQUE" with prison. Barbara Stanwyck and Michael 4 Watch Whittinghill—M-F O'Shea. A backstage murder causes trouble for a strip-tease queen. Jeff MOVIE--"ItOSES A It E BED" with (Tuesday) Chandler and Peggy Knudsen. Mur- MOVIE—"YOUNG WIDOW" with Jane Rus- der and crooked politics. (Mon.) sell and Louis Hayward. Beauti- MOVIE—"M UR DER TOMORROW' with ful young war widow clings to IMPORTED Jack Livesey. A girl's frantic ef- her husband's memory. (Wed.) forts to remove a man's dead body MOVIE—"SHADOW OF THE PAST" with from her apartment begins a chain Joyce Howard and Terrence Mor- SPANISH of terror. (Tuesday) gan. (Thursday) MOVIE—"BORDER RENEGADE" with Vic- MOVIE—"HOLLYWOOD VARIETIES" with tor Jory and Jo Ann Sayers. A Robert Aida and Peggy Stewart. A man forces a girl to marry him to potpourri of vaudeville acts. (Fri.) OLIVES win a bet. (Wednesday) MOVIE—"T H E ACCUSED" with Douglas 2:15 6 Musical Varieties—Tu Fairbanks Jr. (Thursday) 9 Mama Weiss Another Fine Label Bank MOVIE—"CHALLENGE OF T HE FRON- 11 Ed Reimers' Movieland TIER" with Randolph Scott and Matinee—M-F Product! Save the Label Barbara McLane. A political bully in a frontier town seeks to gain 2:20 4 Myron J. Bennett—M-W-1 For Cash & Premiums! control of a ranch. (Friday) 2:30 3 News—M-F :{,11111111111 1.111ne 6 Movie—M, W, F 4 Key to the Kitchen—M-F

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Four, count 'em, four first run mov- age that matches the hate of the kidnaper, a psychotic who hates the ies to report on this week and every one of them cost mere to produce than world and cares not for his actions or their consequences. All three actors any spectacu- contribute nicely controlled perform- lar yet shown on ances to this 1953 Filmakers produc- TV. Which means, tion, which was ably directed by Ida of course, that.... Lupino and was based on the Cook well, that .. . well case, an actual parallel of several . . . that quality isn't everything. years ago. "Island Rescue." (7) Oct. 9. 7:30. A "Hitchhiker." (13) rather precious premise sets this 1952 Oct. 11, 8:30. This release off on a promising farcical trip, is a tightly-knit, but before long the picture decides suspenseful movie for some reason to treat everything about a hitchhiker, quite seriously and thus loses what- William Talm a n, ever note of humor it may have estab- who terrorizes two vacationing fisher- lished in the beginning. The Nazis oc- men, Edmond O'Brien and Frank cupy the channel island of Amorel Lovejoy into helping him elude the during World War II and while the police, who are on his trail for a British foreign office is concerned for series of wanton killings. The three the human inhabitants, it evidences evade the road blocks and finally ar- much more worry over the fate of a rive in Lower California where alert rare pure bred cow and sends Major CHUCKO, THE CLOWN, star of the team work by the U. S. and Mexican David Riven and island girl Glynis Mondai thru Friday KABC-TV half- police brings the murderer to justice, Johns to effect a rescue. There are hour movie theater (3f00- 3:30 p.m.). but not before the characters of the many complications, including that of men have been brought into focus by the cow's impending motherhood, be- Chuck° will make a personal appea ,- ance at the new Food Giant market, the pressures of danger. O'Brien fore success crowns the Empire's ef- 11310 Whittier Blvd. in Whittier on cracks under the strain, while Love- forts. Slturday, Oct. 8. at 3:00 p.m. joy rises to the situation with a cour- "Caught." (9) Beginning Oct. 11, 9:00. Robert Ryan is a neurotic multi- millionaire who marries plain, simple Barbara Bel Geddes because his psy- Monday-Friday Daytime TV Logs chiatrist tells him he's not in love with her. Confused? So's the picture. Bar- wishes to be glumourized. A bara sticks it for a year and then 10 Your TV Theater-30m. is inner is determined by ap- takes off, gets a job as receptionist 2:45 3 Modern Romances—M-F plause and the staff go to work. for Dr. James Mason and falls in love. 6 Matinee—M-F performing overnight miracles of moviF_'—"nume TO DANGER." (Mondas beautification. The winner then She discovers that she is going to haN e MOVIE—"HELES HARBOR" with Jean Her- returns nxt day as a "new Ryan's baby and goes back to him. shel. (Tuesday) woman." but Ryan has a heart attack and the MOVIE—"GYPSY FURY" with Vivica Lind- I baby is stillborn, which leaves Bar- fors. (Wednesday) 9 Bill Stulla Show—M-F MOVIK--"FATHER TAKES THE AM."; bara free of Ryan's hold and able to lerica Lea appears on Friday (Thursday) pursue further her feeling for Mason. MOVIE—"NO WAY BACK" with Terrence lor the lirst 15 minutes with De Marigny. (Friday) more news of Label Bank. Mason gives an unimportant performance in his first U. S. picture, made 2:55 9 Headline Report—Sm. 11 Bill Leyden's Theater 2 Garry Moore Show-30m. in 1949, while Barbara suffers nobly. 3:45 3 Industry on Parade—F Show features Denise Lor, Ken "The Secret People." (5) Oct. 9, 7:30 3 Cars«, Durward Kirby said How- 3 Garden Tricks—F ard Smith and his orchestra. 4 4, 10 Way of the World If you think this last one was con- 3, 8, 9 Queen for o Day 5 Cartoon Carousel—M-F fusing .... Two sisters, Audrey Hep- With Jack Bailey. With Skipper Frank. burn (no kin to Katharine) and Val- 4, 10 Ted Mack's Matinee—M-F entina Cortese escape to London from Music, interviews and unusual 6 Continental Chef—M-F contests featariml Ted Mack as 7 Jack Owens—M, W, F an unidentified country in 1930. After emcee and Elise Rhodes. (Wednes- 7 Make-Believe Ballroom seven years they are naturalized citi- day only. Channiel 10, 3:15.) —Tu, Th zens and then Valentina meets an old 7 Chucko the Clown-30m. Willi Al Jarvis. beau who involves her in the machi- Chuck°, the Birthday Clown, 13 Town Hall Ranch Party—M-F nations of the "Organization," as it is makes his television debut Be X hillbilly harmony session with whips up a collection of colorful called throughout, although not other- a parade of western and rural balloon ,in before your eyes. stars. wise identified, and she is duped into 3:30 2, 8 Arthur Godfrey Time—M -Th taking a bomb to a ball being given 4:15 4, 10 First Love—M-F 2, 8 Garry Moore Show—F Patricia Barry and Val Dufour in for a visiting dictator. The thing kills 3 Star Mutinee—M-Th the story of a newly naarsied a servant, instead, and Valentina is 3 Robert Q. Lewis—F couple. appalled. She goes to Scotland Yard 4, 10 It Pays to Be Married 4:30 2, 8 Strike It Rich—M-F and is furnished with a new identity The show honors the American 3 Andy and His Gang—F in order to escape the organization. home, with Bill Goodwin acting .‘11111: DV% ine with Squeekie the as host. Three married couples Mouse, M idn ight the Cat and which has somehow become the vil- are selected daily and have an oilier pets. lain of the piece, but is finally forced opportunity to win cash and other 4, 10 World of Mr. Sweeney to reveal herself in order to save her valuable PriYes. With Charles Ruggles. sister and is killed and the picture 5 Milady—M-F 6 Ranger Hal Lorris CM% T. Th; Dorothy was released in 1952 and the people Adventure serial. responsible shall remain unidenti- tiardiner, M,. W. F. 9 Mark Saber—M-F 7 Glamour Girl—M-F fied. After a two-year absence, Jack 4:45 4, 10 Modern Romances McCoy brings back this popular 8 News Window—F "Men Are Not Gods." (7) Oct. 8, studio contestant show. Four 11 Del Moore's Mysteries 1:43. Who says? women are selected from the au- Page Twenty-ieven dience and each tells why she 4:50 3 Cartoon Capers—M -Th OCTOBER 7, 1955 TV-RADIO LIFE

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GEORGE AND GRACIE INTRODUCED son Ronnie to press people with a beautiful dinner party in the Persian Room at the Beverly Hills. When Ron- , nie came to sit next to me during dinner I had a chance to be quite won over Couti,8e. by this realistic, poised and gracious young man. He's landed a steady part on his parents' IT show, where his real talent was demonstrated in the episode screened for the guests. Ronnie's not Next Week's a greenhorn in showbiz. Naturally he has absorbed the traditions and CBS ISN'T PUBLICIZING IT, but Lola Albright in the first Bob Cummings know-how at home. But he has also worked as cutter on the Burns and Al- show is really Mrs. Jack Carson. . . . TV-Radio Life len TVer for three years and has had Chucko, The Clown, visited TV-Radio brief schooling at Pasadena Playhouse. Life's office and had everybody agog Twenty-year-old Ronnie likes to paint when he made all kinds of animals Has the Details and loves to skin dive. from colorful balloons. He was letting us know about his new cartoon "ISN'T IT DANGEROUS?" I asked. series on KABC-TV. "Not if you know what you're doing," LEO DUROCHER, LEAVING N.Y. he replied. "I took a regular course baseball, will be tied to NBC Holly- Watch for so I'd know." George and Gracie's ob- wood in a talent and public relations vious pride in their boy is merited. berth. .. .But Elroy Hirsch, all set to Debbie Reynolds When George came past our table to forsake football and carry the ball on ask how Ronnie was doing, he gave TV, has reversed his decision, so his the young man a gentle clap on the Ind Geo. Murphy KABC-TVer is scratched. . .. Guess shoulder and a fond chuck under the I'm one of the few who didn't go over- chin. This party, plus George's This board for the first Frontier show. I on our cover. Is Your Life, made last week a big wish the pilot film on Omaha's found- one for the Burns household. ing had been used, instead. for Ithink JOAN BENNY BAKER CAME TO the it typifies more accurately what the Burns and Allen dinner with her fa- series is about.... If Eddie and Debbie Also read how mous dad. Mary Benny was baby sit- had gotten married this time last year, ting with her new grandchild. Joan, people would have cared much more TV is going on vacation from New York, returns than they did. Now most everybody home this week. is glad it's been decided one way or high tone for another.... A reliable source tells me LUCY AND DESI HOSTED A PARTY. that Jeff Donnell will be back as Alice too, where two of their shows from on George Gobel's show. the ladies ... the new series were screened. This season they'll be up to their same old REASON YOU SAW A RERUN on tricks with Fred and Ethel—only more Danny Thomas' show last week was because the scheduled film's entire hectic and hilarious, judging from theme was based on a visit to a TV. Clete Roberts' the preview. John Wayne, the Arnaz- radio press dinner at the White House. es' guest star, drew quite a bunch of autograph hounds at the stage en- Out of deference to President Eisen- home life ... trance to the Desilu gathering. hower's illness, the substitution was made. However, the only gag in the AT THE LUNCHEON FOR PEGGY original show about the President was WOOD, star of IRemember Mama, two Danny's reference to their being no ad- the failure who's of the guests were a CBS-TV janitor, vancement from the job of President. Godik Jensen, and his wife, who came to this country from Denmark last now a success Christmas. Jensen was asked because Fabulous Forty he had found Miss Wood's treasured KTLA has acquired television rights St. Olaf's medal after she had lost it to a group of forty top films which will Local columnists at the Judy Garland show. It was on be shown to Southern California TV the floor of the studio which had al- viewers for the first time. Some of the ready had two going-overs before Jen- features are still playing in movie Latest News and Reviews sen came along. houses around the country. Among the I CAN'T GET OVER THE NETWORK titles of the films to 'he shown on press release which came out Wednes- Sundays at 7:30 are: Tales of Hoff- The most complete TV and radio day afternoon with full details of mann, The Thief, Tony Draws a Horse, George Burns' life to be done that The Secret People, Captain's Paradise logs for the entire week. evening on TV. Isn't the identity of and Breaking the Sound Barrier. the subject supposed to be a secret Channel 5 is slotting this new film any more? package opposite KABC-TV's Famous Buy NBC IS STILL KEEPING MUM about Film Festival. Anyone for a movie? its give-away to end all, The Big Sur- prise. Don't they know what it's going to be or are they afraid to expose their Horse Story TV-RADIO LIFE ideas to eager brain-pickers? My Friend Flick«, a horse saga, was yanked off the videolanes before its "The Best Dime Buy in Town" THAT WAS QUITE AN ELABORATE much heralded debut and Adventures apology delivered to Godfrey by Perry of Champion was slotted in its time at your market checkstand Como for the remarks made on Como's spot. CBS reports that sustainer Flick« opening show. Perry blamed the whole and newsstand was pulled because there were only thing on first-night jitters. five shows "in the can." Page Twenty-eight TV-RADIO LIFE OCTOBER 7, 1953 TV PROGRAM FINDER Listings after 12 noon are indicated by dark type, morning by light type. Channels are indicated by ().

Panorama Pacific __(2 ) 6 M -F Abbott and Costello.—(11) 6:34) Sa Dollar A Second (7) 9 F Jones. Rocky —..--...—.(13) 7 Su Adventure----(2) 11:80 Su Down You Go...—.----(7) 9:30 Th Juke Box Jury (2) 11 Sa Paragon Playhouse.- __ (13) 8 Th Adventure Movie Theater Dragnet (4) 9 Ti' Jungle Jim..r (11) 7 M Farent's Time..... ----(4) 10:30 M-F Paris Precinet____---(U) 9:30 Ss (9) 1 M -Sa Dulles, John Foster (2) 9 M Justice (4) 10:30 Su Parrish, Helen .„ ----(2) 7 M-W-F Alarm Klock Komedies Durante. Jimmy ...(4) 9:30 alt Sa Keaton, Buster_ -(11) 9 Su l'aar, Jack Show -- (2) 9 M -F (4) 6:45 M-1' Earp, Wyatt (7) 8430 Ti. ...ey to the Kitehen—(4) 2:30 M-E Allen Steve... (4) U:30 M-1 Zastside Kids ..(5) 8:30 5.1 iingdom of the Sea...... ,...... (13) 9 W Pasadena Pop Concert...... „(7) 10 F American Forum __..(4) 11 Su *Edwards, Doug (2) 6:15 M-F Kings Crossroads (9) 7:38 l' Passport to Danser... -..-(13) 730 M American Inventory—(4) 12 Bu h3senhower, President...... (4) 2:30 Vi Kraft TV Theater ...... (4) 9 Vi Penny. Hank ---...... (9) 8 Tu Amos n' Andy...... (2) 7 Tu: 5:30 Su Ellery Queen..._.-- ...... 7:30 F Lamp Unto My Feet_ ._.(2) 10 Su Penny to a 10 W And Here's The Show...... (4) 10 Sa Essay Contest.:--.(13) 2 M-W-F: Lassie (2) 7:30 Su People Are Funny ._($) 9 Bs Andy's Gang______--...... (7) 8 F 2:15 Tu-Th Latham, Jack (4) 6:45 M -Sa: 11 M -Sa People at Home -(41 10:45 M-F Annie Oakley------(11) 7 Th Eyewitness- (5) 10:45 Tu: Latin Time .(13) 2 Su People's Choice. (4) 8:30" Th Answers for Americans....(13) 11 Su -. 11;15 ... 184 11:30 F Laurel and Hardy —(2) 4:40 Su Person to Person.---(2) 6:30 F Appointment with Adventure Fabian of Scotland Yard Lea, Terres .(9) 3:30 F Pet Exchange (11) 7:30 (2) 10 Su (11) 10:30 M Learning '55 (2) 3:30 Sa Pet Showcase ____ -(2) 5 Sa Armstrong Circle Theater Face the Nation .... .---„-(2) 1:30 Su I.ee, Pinky «ii.) 5 M-F: 1,10"'Ss Phileo Playhouse_.--. (4) 9 sit Su Place the Face. .... _-_,.(4) 8 Tu (4) 9:30 alt. Tu Fairbanks. Douglas Presents Let's Take a Trip...—.(2) 12:30 Su Playcrafters._._ ...... (5) 10130 Sa Ask the Doctor - (5) 12 Su ----...... (4) 10:30_ W Lewis, Robert Q...... - -. .. (2) lu M-F Assignment America.—(11) 8:30 Th Faith for Today _(7) 10:30' Sa Leyden, Bill ll) 3:30 M-F Playwright Hour....._ (4 ):11:30 T Auction City ...... (13) 6:30 Sa Faith of Our Children (4) 1:30 so Liberate (11) 8:30 Tu Popular Science....(5) 7:15 51.Tu.W,F Auction Park..---(11) 1:30 Su Falcon, The (7) in Sa Life Begins at 80 (7) 9:30 Sig Prepare -(2) 12:15 Su Life With Elizabeth (11) 7 W Pride of the Family (5) 10 Su Autry. Gene...... (13) 7 Th Fandango Rheingold — () 6 Sa Award Performance..—(2) 11 F Farm and Forest — (Pi 11 S. 8'35 M-F Private Secretary (2) 7 alt. Su Professional Football Backgrouno to Battle---(13) 8 F Farms and Gardens.— (4) 3 Sa Life With Father .(2) 7 F Badge 714 _...._...... (11) 7:30 Sa Father Knows Best .....(4) 8:30 VI Light of Faith -(2) 10 Su .(7) 2 Sul (13) 8:30 W Reliance 'n' Rerde-(13) 11:80 M-F Favorite Story.- .- - (9) 8 F Lighted Window (7) 4:30 Su Prize Award Theatre._...(7) 8:30 Tu Public Prosecutor.--... -.(5) 7:30 Tu Bandstand Revue -..(5) 9 Su Feather Your Nisi - (4) 12:30 M-I, Linea _....-.(2) 10 F Barber, Red...... _.....(4) 11:15 Se Fidler, Jimmy ...' ... _...... (5)... 10:30 T Linkletter. Art.--.:(21 10:30 M-F *Putnam, George..(11.).. 6:45, 11 11f-F Barker, Bill (2) 5:30 T & Th Files of Jeffrey...... 7:30 Tu Queen for a Day...----(9) 3 bi-! Beat the Champ. (13) 8 M First hole (4) 4:15 M-F ÎlirttfiReedb,eree=„7. Ïri.2(5:)30 8 Su Racket Squad___—(11) M-F: F Beat the Clock.....-_ ...... (2) 6:30 Sa Fisher. Eddie (4) 7:30 W: 8:30 F Little Rascals..._...... _...... (2) 5 M-F Raft. George ----(5) 8:30 Tu Benny, Jack — (2) 7 alt Su Fishing Flashes__ ...... (9 ) 7:30 To Little School House... -_ (11) It H-F Ramer of the Jungle (11) 6 Su Beulah. .(7) 12:30 M-F Flashback .....:(M) 10:30 W Lombardo, Guy...... _-(11) 10:30 Tu Range Rider Big Game Hunt...... ---- (9) W Fontaine. Frank (11) ii W Lone Ranger...---(7) 7:30 Th: 5 Su (2) 5:35 M-W: 5:45 Th: 5:30 F Big Payoff. ..(2) 11 M-F Football, College (2) 2 Be ...... (2) 5:30 Sa Raye, Martha.-- (4) 8 Tu Lone Wolf Rig Story .(0) 9 I' Football. High School...... (5) 5 F Long John Silver (11) 8:30 IV Record Room .. ..._.__ -(4 ) 8 Su Big Surprise. -(4) 7:30 Sa Football. P.C.0 3) 7 Su Red Rowe's Matine_e.-_ (2) 2 M-F Big Town (4) 10:30 Tu Football. Pro ------(7) 11 SU Look Up and Live____(2) 1(07:110:30 6 Su M Reimers. Ed__ _. (11) 2:15 M-P Bonny. (Woe CD 6:55 M-F Ford Star Jubilee (2) 6:30 Sa Loretta Young Show.- .(4) 10 Su Rio Tin Tin .. .. 4:30 Sa; 7:30 F Boston Shackle (11) 8 Th Ford, Ten Ernie....(4) 12 n M-F Lou and Linda 1:30 M-F Road to Freedom... -(13) 6 Sa Boxing Ford Theater (4) 9:30 Th Love of Life .. ___ (2) 8:15 M-F Robert Montgomery...... n) 6 W; (13) 8:30 Th: (4) 6 F Four Star Playhouse (2) 9:30 Th Lucky Sport (2) 10 W --- (4) 9:30 M Brave Eagle (2) 6:30 W Frontiers of Faith ..(4) 10 Eu Lundberg, Dan — .(13) 8 Su *Roberts, Clete ...... (2) 6:10 M-F Break the Bank. (7) 19 Su Front Ron ('enter. (2) 7 alt 15 Lux Video Theare --(4) 10 Tit Roberts. Rev. Oral (13) 9:30 Su Brighter Day (2) 12 n. M-F Fun Time ...... (2) 9 M-F Mack, Ted ...... (4) 3 M-P Robin Hood ...... (2) 6:30 M Brokenshire. Norman --.(2) 1:30 Ss Gang Busters ...... - -...(9) 8:30 F Mainstay -(4) 5:30 Sa Rocket to Stardom (11) 9 Sa Burk Sureshot .. (2) 4:15 Su Garden Chats. (5) 12:30 Su Major Domo - Rogers, ROY --,.(4) 6:30 Su Buffalo Bill, Jr (7) 7 F Garton, Dick, Movie...-. .. -413) 2 M-F Make Believe Ballroom - a-14 4) Tu,9 M Tb Roller Derby -(5) 8:30 M Burns and Allen ...... -..-..---(2) 8 M General Electric Theater-...(2) 9 Su Make Room for Daddy.---. (7) 9 Tu Romper Room-_..__—(7) 11:30 M-F Caesar, Sid...-__ ...... (4) 8 M Gillette Fights..._ -...(4) 6 F Mama Rowe. Red.....---...... 42) 2 M-F Roy, Mike ---(4) 2:30 M-F Call the Coach. . .--.(13) S Sa Glamour Girl (7.) .3:30 M-F Mama Weiss Call the 7:15 Th Gobel. Geo (I) 10 Sa N‘litrinrchBeohflnkl edthiceinBae dge-L ITP ...(2.1112)5) 9M8 Tea San Francisco Beat (11) 9 W *Camel News Caravan-(4) 7:45 M-P Godfrey and Friends (2) 8 W (4) 9:30 Tu Sanders, Red... -(13) 6:45 Tu Campus Club. (9) 5 M-F Godfrey Time (2) 3:30 M -Th Mark Saber (9) :3 Sehlitz Playhouse (2) 9:30 F Cantor, Eddie.---.----.-.(11) 7 Tu Godfrey's Talent Scouts (2) 8:30 M Martin's Double Drama(114)11) 111M -F Science Fiction Theatre.--(11) 8 Tu Capt. Gallant --(4) 7 Tu (:olden Voyage .(13) 7 M Martin, Tony Show_--(4) 1:30 M Scotland Yard...... _..- ...__.....(2) 7 Sa Captain Midnight (2) 11 Sa Goodyear TV Theater. (4) 9 alt. Su *liartyn. Gil._ (5) 7 M-F *Scott, Mark .... 6:15 M-F Captured (9) 8:30 Th Gordon's Garden (7) 4 Su Marx, Groueho.----- 4 Screen Director's Playhouse (4) 8 W Carson, Johnny (2) 10 Th Grand Ole Gory (13) 8'30 F Mason, James_.---(1) (101 :158 TSah Search for Beauty_. (4) 10:30 M-F Cartoon Carousel (5) 4 M-F Great Churches of the Golden West Masquerade Party-...... (7) 9:30 W Search for Tomorrow (2) 8:30 M Cartoon Club -(11) 6:30 M-F -___ -.....- ..... _ _. (11) Su McAdoo, Mary...------(4) 4:30 Su See Hear (4) 6:10 M-F Cavalcade of Books ...... (2) 3:30 Su Great Gildersleeve- -— -,-(4 ) 8:30 F McElroy. Jack...---(4) 4:30 Sa secret Storm (2) 12:15 M-F Cavalcade of Records (2) 4 Su Guiding Light__ (2) 8:45 M-F Medic. Sergeant Preston_ (2) 6:30 Th Celebrity Playhouse (2) 10:30 Tu Guntimoke...... _ .... „.. .. (2) 10 Sa Medical Horizons...._=(7).(49) :30 9 M MPlPII Set enty on TV...... (7) 12 n Su Meet Millie Champion, Adventures of,....(2) 7:30 F Gwinn, Bil"...;...... _. .... _..7..i1). 1:30 M-F (2) 9 Tu Shakespeare on TV (2) 10:15 Sa Meet the Press Sheens Queen of Jungle....(7) 6:30 Th Championship Bowling-----(9) 8 Su Halls of Ivy ...... -----(2) 7:30 Th M.G.M. Parade _(4) 6.9 Sus Chance of a Lifetime (7) 9 Su Halls of Science (4) 4 Sa Sheriff John (11) 7. 11:30 M-F' Chef .... -..-..--.(13) 3 M-F Handy Hints(S) 6:30 30 -Tb: 6:45 F Message of the llaster _(7) 1 Su Sherlock Holmes.- (11) 10 W ('hico and Pablo...--...(5) 6:30 Su Hans Christian Andersen-L(5) 8 Th Mickey M ClubClub. _.._... (7) Shore, Dinah ...... (4) 7:30 Tu. Th Children's Corner.—.(4) 10:30 Sa 51 Hayride .--.. .. (417)10:31) 5 11 -M Shower of Stars (2) 8:30 Tb *Harmon, Tom...... ---(2) 6:05 M-F , F China Smith__ ...... 10:30 M-F Harmon Tom, Workshop..(2) 4:45 Su Milland, Ray ...(5) 3:30 Il -F Sixty-Four Thousand Dollar Chucko the Clown. (7) 3 M-F Hayes, Sam...... (9) 4 Su Millionaire. The (11) 10 M Question -- ..- (2) 10 Tu Christian Science ...... ____.(5) 10:15 Su Heart of the CitY.___ .. _.. (11) 111 M-F Skelton, Red ---.142) 9:30 Tu Church in the Home_.___. (5) 11 Su *Hermann, Cleve. .(4) 11:15 M-F Miracle Man of Music ---(13) (5210 9 Su Space Funnies (2) 5 M-F Church Talent Show.-- (13) 10 Su •High School Game of the Week Modern Romance (4) 4:45 M-F Speck, Dr...... -..- -..... --.(4) 3 Su Cisco Kid ...... -_.._.-.-.._ .(5) 5 F M "onrteg,om674..Robert---(4) 9:30 M Stage Show ...... (2) 8 Sa (7) 6:30 F; (11) 8:30 Ss. Su Highway Pat.i»i..._ ...... -...... (n) 9 M Moore, Del. (2) 3 M-F Star and the Story.- - ..--(11) 10 F City at Night (5) 10 Th *Hinn, Michael._ ...... (7i- 10:45 M-F Movie Museum - - r e) 340:4 ,15 F: Star Shoppers...... (11) 10:30 M-F City Detective. . (11) 9:30 W Hirsch, Elroy..CI) 6:45 W Star Stage - . (4) 930 F Climax .(2) 8:30 Th His Honor Homer Bell (13) 7 F 12:30 M-F Startime Playhouse...---(2) 7 alt. Tb Close Call ------...(5) 10:30 To Hitchcock, Alfred, Presents Mr. District Attorney..,,...,_.... (2) 10 M Star Tonight (7) 9 Th Coates, Paul (11) 9:30 Su: 9:30 1P (2) 9:30 Su Mr. Genius...------(11) 9:30 Tu Steve Donovan ---(4) 7 Th Color Spread...... _...... (4) 3:30 Su Holiday . U.S.A. (2) 10:30 Su Mr. Wizard___-_-(4) 11:30 Sa Stop the Music (7) 8:30 .Th Comment (4) 8 Su Hollywood Hoe Down.--(U) 9:30 Bo Music '55 Stories of the Century...... (il) 9 So Music to Remember 22) 3° Tu Commando Cody .(4) 11 Sa Hollywood's Best (4) 8 M (84:1 1 Su Stork Club ------(7) 9:30 Su Como, Perry, Show. -(4) 8 Sa Hollywood Preview -(13) 10 Tu My Favorite Husband. --(2) 7:30 Tu Strictly Informal (5) 9 Tu Confidential Elle (Coates) Home Show (4) 11 M-F My Little Margie ...... _...... (11) 7:30 M Strike It Rich. — (2) 4:30 M-F (11) 9:30 Su: 9:30 F Hometown Jamboree.-- .... (5) 7 So Studio One (2) 7 M Name Log Ttme._-...... (2) 6:30 Tu Contino. Diek_— (4) 1 Sa Honeymooners (2) 8:30 Sa N (el 8 Tu Studio 57 (7) 8 Th Cooley, Spade. .(5) 5 So Hopalong Cassidy.. ...(11) a Se "1976". 8 Su Stuns, Bill.-- - - (7) 7 Th Count of Monte Cristo (11) 8 M House Party (2) 10:30 M-1, Noble, Leighton Success Story...... :...... _...._ .... (11) 7 F Craig Kennedy. Criminologist Howdy Doody (4) 9:30 M-F Norman, Gene CD U Su Sullivan, Ed (2) 8 So 11;15 M, W; 11 T. Th; 11:30 F Hunter, The....(7) 10:30 DI: (13) 9 F NA/AM) (9(11 Sunday Lucy Show ...... (2) 5 Su Crosby, Bob (2) 11:30 M-F *Huntley, Chet* (4) 11:30 St: Notre Dame Football (11) 7:30 W Super Circus.. (7) 5 Bo Crossroads (7) 8:30 F . .. _7:25. 8:25 M-P' Notre Dame Highlights.., (7) 10:30 W sun.rman (11) 7 Sa; (7) 7 W Crown Theater- ..... 9 Su I Am an American (4) 9 Su O'Connor. Donald Show Suede (11) 8 Sa .'uspects Wanted... . .(9) 1:25 M-F Crusader .(2) 9 F I Led Three Wee—. (11) 8:30 Sa ...... ------(4) 9:30 alt Sa Cummings, Bob...... __--.(2) 8 Th *Swayze, John Cameron I Uwe TA1C. (7) 9 M ()Minnie Boxieg._...-..--(13). 8:30 Th (4) '7:45 M-F Damon Runyon Theater-(2) 10:30 Se I Married Joan (11) 9:30 M Omnibus I S-arch for Adventure-. (13) 7:30 Th Tales of Famous Outlaws.... (2) 2 Sa Dangerous Assignment —_.(13) 7 Tu On Your Account__ (2)-1221 01 M -FSu Dateline Europe ...... _...... (4) 10'10 F I Spy....(4) 10 F 'unen Pond ..... (11) 7:30 Tales of Texas Rangers (2) 11:30 Sa Teenage Trials ...... _...(4) 4 Su Dawn of America..... (4) 12 Sa impressions (4) 7 Th Operation Safety---...... (2) 11:15 Su Teleforum -- ..... _ _.(5) 8 M Death Salley Days.----(2) 7 alt Th Industry on Parade...... (4) 3:45 Sa Orient Express (11) 10 Tu Inner Sanetnm______..... -. (13) 7 W felevespers ---...—....(5) 11:30 Su Dear Phoebe (4) 9:30 F On wurenMs.is sm aBrryrooks (2) 8:30 F December Bride...--...... (2) 9:30 M Inside Baseball.. _. __(9) 4 Sa Is The '. Ife (4) • en Outdoors With McElroy-(41 4:30 S. This Is the Story ...... -(11, 5 Sa Decision (13) 9:30 e It Pays To Be Married- (4) 3:30 M-F It's • Great Life (4) 7 Su fhb, li, Your Life_...... (4) 10 VI Dennis. Matt.- (4) 7:30 M Owens. Jaek .. .._ _...- -...(7 .)-(4n M7.'"W. B; Destiny Theater (13) 5 M-F It's Always Jan...... (2) 9:30 Sa This Is Your Music (7) 7 M Ozzie and Harriet - (7) 8 F This Week ln 8-icrts (Ou 11:45 Su Detective Show (7) 7:30 Sa I've Got a Secret—...(2) 9:30 W Ozark Juhillee...--_ ...... (7) 6 Ss Jalopy Derby (11) 2:30 Su Please turn to next page Ding Dong School. (4) 10 M-F Page. Patti 11 M gt W Disneyland (7) 5 W Janet Dean... ..(11) 11•20 M-F Paige, Hobert- (4) 9:30 Tu Page Twenty-nine Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal (11) 9en Jarvis. Ci (7) 8 T. Th: 9 Ss OCTOBER 7, 19.5 TV-RADIO LIFE ,..0,..„....e.„.....6.....,.,_.,..0_,,,..„..„.....„,,,,,,,..,...,,.....„0,.....,...,...... ,e § HOLLAND'S TUNNEL ,Cabel 'talk § DUG BY JACK HOLLAND 4 By TERREA LEA -‘,9,49x.ee'-•,..c.-e-e2-,e,--,..2-....e., ,e,-.~..esi...4"..~,e..c.te•-..,~.....,-...*-...a.,,a,,% Folks, did you know that Christmas Now that all the after-show talk the possible exception of a rather is just around the corner? Well it is. has died down about the Judy Gar- anemic take-off on The $64,000 Ques- There are only 73 shopping days until •land production for Ford Star Jubilee, tion. Miltie seemed more relaxed than Christmas .. .but a couple of things he had In some time and his buffoon- . . . there are 86 are apparent. It ery in the satire on the picture, "Sum- saving days left. was obvious from mertime." was a howl. Esther was al- By "saving days" the start that Judy so very funny in the same skit. She I mean to save was having a hard handled comedy with such ease that labels of course.. it was the topic of conversation after time getting those What better way Garland tones out. the show. Miltie's opening patter was completely lost to the studio audience for you to shop for That her voice was friends and family the best Berle style. However, those not up to par was than at Label common talk. The who did hear him saidehe was back in the Best Berle style. However, those Bank with L/B reasons for the con- who saw it in black and white at home Premium Points dition were natur- reacted differently to the show. Com- you've received in ally being dis- plaints were particularly loud that you return for grocery labels. Labels cussed, and some were as wild as they couldn't see Esther in her swimming such as Rain Drops Water Softener, were ridiculous. Laryngitis and a cold scene, that the whole production was Sioux Bee Honey, Orabella Olive Oil, were the causes. For the most part, lost. This was a charming highlight Reddy Fruit Pie Filling, Walker's Aus- this was a good show, even though 'on color. All I can report on is what tex Chili Products, and Tropical Jams it was much too long. David Wayne I saw—and I liked what I saw. But and Jellies... plus 30 others, 400 items was a stand-out as the emcee and his if the black and white offering was in all routine with Judy in the clown num- less than satisfactory, it merely points You can really stretch that ber was great. The Goofers were very up again that more care must be ex- Christmas budget by shopping at amusing, and as for the star herself ercised to be sure that home viewers Label Bank for some of those gifts. she showed what a fine showman get at least a reasonable facsimile of There are over 300 Nationally Ad- she is. How she ever got through a color job. With more and more im- vertised Premiums to choose from. "Over The Rainbow" is a miracle. portant productions being done on Toys, sporting goods, luggage, cam- Everyone thought she'd not be able colorvision, the vast majority of audi- eras, silver, linens, radios, electrical to finish it, and yet her innate sense ences are getting a short shrift. appliances . .. golly, I could fill a of showmanship carried her over a whole column with premiums you can tough hurdle. From the Mail Bag: In answer to the Bill Ballance item here a few weeks have in return from grocery labels. To me, the disturbing thing about ago, Mollie Gibbons writes: "On one But better than just reading a list .. . reaction to Judy's work was the al- radio show he said 'I awakened to the send for a Label Bank premium cata- most frantic desire on the part of sound of a bell this morning and who logue that shows pictures of the pre- some to rip her and her job to shreds. do you suppose it was? It was Amelia miums, gives a list of products and They seized on every little mistake Earhart and she said, 'Where is every- complete information. Send your name and gleefully built it up as if to body?' Such remarks are bad taste in and address to Label Bank, Dept. prove that Judy was kaput. Why there any language. In the same talk he Tvm., 727 No. La Brea, Hollywood 38. is this type of human nature only a said, 'Of course you know that Gypsy Calif. A free catalogue will be sent psychologist can answer. But it does Rose Lee is Estes Xefauver's mother.' to you. seem that the higher up a person I do not happen to be a Democrat as I hope you'll come to the Grower's goes the more anxious some are to far as political affiliation is concerned, Ranch Market Oct. 15 at 2:00 in the knock her down. Well, it will take but I think you'll agree that Mr. afternoon. It is located at 436 So. At- a lot to count Judy out. She may not Kefauver has a tremendous sense of lantic in East Los Angeles. I'll be have used her God-given gift properly dignity. And the continuous use of there to award those 30 giant bags in the past, she may have not taken 'grimfackle' in all of his (Bill's) writ- of Label Bank Products, a Motorola care of herself, she may have led a ings and talks is getting pretty mo- Portable Radio, and a Westinghouse confused life, but she certainly notonous." Laundromat. When we were at Arvo's proved on this show why she has (I still think bill, who is a highly Market a couple of weeks ago Gloria been called a star. The lady had cour- intelligent man and a rather deep Torres of 10709 Everest. Norwalk, won age that night—and plenty of it. The the radio and Mrs. M. E. Dent of 133 kind of courage that her would-be thinker, would be fine with a more serious kind of show. And he'll hate E. 16th 'St., Costa Mesa, won the detractors could never match. It is to me for saying that.) Laundromat. be hoped that Judy will see to it that hef talent is given better care One of the most delightful evenings About all for this time .. . except you could want to spend anywhere another reminder for you to join Label Saw the Milton Berle-Esther Wil- is offered at the Carthay Circle Thea- Bank and turn those labels into some- liams show on a color set at NBC and ter where "The Tender Trap" is play- thing of value. More Label Talk next thought it was a fine production, with ing. week. Until then .. . bye for now. • TV PROGRAM FINDER -- Continued Time (fir Benny_ (ID 8:15 11-1, Tucker, Jack (13) 1:30 Su Time. Square Playhouse 1131 0:30 F Warner Bros. Presente..—(7) 7:30 Tu Winky Pink and You...... (2) 12:00 Su Tucker,Orrén 8 IF Matertront..._ ...... _ .. 7:30 Tu Todav Or 7 M-10 Tufeld at Twelve_ ..... (7) 12 n. M-F World at Home (4) 10:45 M-F Way of the World.— (4) 4 M-1, Tonight 141 11:30 sf-F Tv Rome Preview.--(11) 10:45 Su World of Mr. Sweeney.... (4) 4:30 M-IF Top nay. A' 55...... '7:30 Su Welcome Trayelers...... _...(2) 9:90 M-E' World Tomorrow 10:30 Su TV Reader's 8 M Welk. Law ence (I) 3 Sn Topper . .. ..(7) 7:30 M TV's Top Tunes. —(2) 7 Set Wrestler's Lament._ 10:45 W Top Secret (5) A w Wells, Caneth.. (It 7 Vt 8:30 w: (13) 8:30 M •,(Ith Century-Fox ...... ait. W Western Varieties . (5) 9 F Touchdown . 11 Th: (7) 10:30 F Two for the Money._ ..... (g) 9 Sa Wrestling from Las Vegas (11) 0 Th Town and Country...... (Di 2:30 Sa WInchell and Mahoney (4) IO:30 S. Wyman, Jane, Fireside Theatre U.S. Steel flow (2) 7 alt. W What's My Line (2) 5:30 Su TOWII Hall Party. - -..(11) 10 Se Itide Archie 5:3o (4) 9 Tu Town Hall Ranch Party (13) 4 31-F What's Name of That Song You Are There.. At) A Su Uncommon Valor...... (11) 5:30 (7) 1 M-F 'lieu Asked for 7 Su Trouble with Father...... (11) 5:30 Sa Unk 'n' 3:30 Sa Trojan Re‘ue 7:15 Th " "t-' or, JorksiOn--.(11) 11:45 MA- Valiant Lady 8 M-F You'll Noter Get Rich (8) 8:30 TI1 Truman. Harry S -- (21 11 ht Whistler, The. .(g) 10 W Younger, Mildred--- (7) 12:15 M-F Victory at Sea (1I) 8 F Miiittasca il (irk. (1) I. 511-r« Truth or Consequences -...... (4) 8 P Voice of Fireetone...(7) 8:30 M Your Hit Parade (4) 10:30 sa Who Knows This? .....(13) 6 Su tour Home • (11) 2 Su Page Thirty Voices of Victory--(11) 8:30 Em Wild Rill ...... 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'«e TV-RADIO LIFE OCTOBER 7, 1955 THE PUBLIC AREN'T DOPES Chester Erskine, producer of Tr Reader's Digest, refuses to believe in the old-age story that the average public has atwelve year old mind

"Anybody who tries to sell the pub- have found that the large part of the lic the mediocre and who underesti- public likes to be instructed. They mates the mentality of the average have a desire to learn. One thing is viewer is only cutting his own throat." certain—the public is certainly getting more and more mature and so- So spoke Chester Erskine, mild-man- phisticated. nered man who is at the producing helm of KABC-TV's TV Reader's Di- "I feel a great responsibility to- BOB gest show. wards that public in doing the series. TV, unlike motion pictures with which This series, based on articles in the Ihave also been associated, has aper- popular national magazine, covers all sonal approach in that it comes right YEAKEL possible subjects. For example, one into the living room and is part of show dealt with the story of a boy the family. I don't want any of our of thirteen who found himself the viewers to see a show we do and feel NEEDS head of the family of six children that they have wasted a half an hour." when his father and mother died dur- TV Reader's Digest is one of the ing the early stages of the long trek ino.st expensive shows around, largely AMATEUR to the West by covered wagon. An- other story presented the amazing because it takes on subjects that demand intricate production. Meeting case of "The Brainwashing of John the budget is more than a headache Hayes." The emphasis in the pro- to Chester Erskine—it's almost an im- gram has been on variety, subjects of TALENT possibility. general interest, and especially on stories that impart information and, Another problem is reading all the ... for his 13 Hour Talent Con- if you'll pardon the expression, edu- necessary material to find the right test, directif from his new car cation.. subjects.. He has read every story in the magazine for the past twenty showroom, WILSHIRE OLDSMO- Education years, however, so he has a good back- BILE COMPANY, 690 South "Producers say audiences don't want ground. He gets advance copies of to be educated," Erskine continued, the Digest and now writers who are Western A‘,enue. "but they just don't know the people. working on stories for the book often The only. twelve-year-old mind I ever send him copies of their original met belonged to a producer. I think stories at the same time that they Ihave a pretty good idea of how alert send them to the magazine. KTTV audiences are to the better types of 9 A.M. — 2 P.M. SATURDAYS shows, how advanced are their inter- Sold the Idea ests. Our company asked viewers to "It took some persuasion and sales- 1 A.M.— 9 A.M. SUNDAYS • send in suggestions for shows based manship to get an okay from the mag- on articles they may have liked in azine to do these stories on TV," Er- Reader's Digest. You'd be enlightened skine said. "They had been ap- ROCKET TO STARDOM to see how erudite and informed are proached before but I stressed the these suggestions. You can't look kind of a job I hoped to do instead of down your noses at the public. how much money I could make for If you're 8r1 Amateur and would "We try to educate while we enter- myself and them. They seemed to like to appear on TELEVISION, appreciate this viewpoint. tain—but that doesn't mean we go fill out he contest blank in entirely high brow. We hit a happy "At any rate, the magazine and I medium, we hope, between the high have both found that the public wants this column and brow and the low brow. But our the best and the most intelligent. It's shows always say something that will just that they've been having a hard Take It As Your Ticket be of value to almost everyone. We time getting it." For Admission to 6000 Sunset Blvd. Hollywood, Calif. FOR AUDITIONS BISHOP'S Wednesday 3 to 8 p.m. FULL FLAVORED CANDIES NAME Good Eating! ADDRESS...... -- • •••• • • • , TRY OUR Get Some Today At Your PHONE. AGE.. BUTTER Grocers SWEET YOUR ACT FUDGE • 5th LARGEST

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Vol. 1, No. 3 Oct. 7, 1955 CAMPUS CLUB NEWS TEMPLE CITY SCORES WELCOMES EDITORS Campus Club News is now taking applications for Editor of each of the WITH KICK-OFF SHOW five major columns which will appear regularly in future editions of the The Rams of Temple City Union News. The columns will deal with High School stormed into the studios Sports, Records, Fashions, Social, of KHJ-TV last Monday and put on Scholastic and Automotive and an one of the finest Campus Club shows editor for each subject will be se- ever seen, as they kicked off the 1955- lected. If you have any experience in 56 Fall season. newspaper work at your school and Complete with a 25-piece marching wish to have your own by-line, get in band and a full complement of over touch with Kaye Howard at Gene 300 members of the student body, Norman's office for all the details. these enthusiastic youngsters took Campus Club News also extends a over the entire hour without once welcome to any student who desires letting the fast opening pace slacken. to become a school correspondent. If This is a remarkable performance you are associated in any way with especially in view of the fact that all your school paper and wish to have details were handled by the students news of your school appear in these themselves, according to Mr. North, pages, you should contact the Gene principal of Temple High. Norman office at 1313 No. Vine Street, Brooke Holmes, student body presi- Hollywood 28, and ask for Kaye How- dent, pointed out in an interview ard. She'll fill you in on everything SCHEDULE OF with Gene Norman that Temple City you have to know to qualify for a was in its first year as a senior high listing in our files as your official SCHOOLS APPEARING school and had 800 students enrolled. school correspondent to the News. It was pointed out that while they ON CAMPUS CLUB had lost their first practice football game, there wasn't much doubt but Schools appearing on Campus Club what the Rams would be able to de- for the week of October 3 through feat Arcadia High School when they October 7 are listed below. meet on Saturday, October 1st. Monday, October 3, Torrance High Decathlon winners Julie Hein and School. Bob Beachboard racked up an im- Tuesday, October 4, El Monte High pressive 37% points to emerge as the School. winners for the day and Julie and Wednesday, October 5, Valley Col- Bob automatically became eligible to lege. represent Temple City High in the run-offs to come at the end of October. Thursday, October 6, Hamilton High School. A special word of thanks goes out ROSEMEAD HIGH TO Friday, October 7, Open House on to Carol Spell from Campus Club for handling all the details of i Temple Campus Club. APPEAR ON CAMPUS CLUB City's appearance. The Temple Belles, All students in Southern California Francey Gaspey—in fact, everybody The Panthers of Rosemead High high schools, junior colleges, and on the show was in great shape. School are scheduled to appear on universities are cordially invited to It looks like the Rio Hondo League Campus Club on Tuesday, September drop into the Club House on any Fri- had better mend their fences in a 27. Taking their appearance last year day afternoon, starting at 4:30 p.m., hurry—they've got a tough young as a barometer, we may expect to see to meet 'n' mix and generally have a Ram in the pasture who might tear some of the outstanding musical and good time. There will be dance things up this year. Go, you Rams, GO: vocal groups in Southern California sessions, games and prizes, so prac- going through their talented paces tically everybody has a good chance during this return appearance. Be- of going home with a fist full of loot. cause they will be seen after this It's wide open and it's all for you— issue of the News goes to press, a so come on down. The address is 1313 review of the show will follow in the No. Vine Street, in the heart of Holly- next issue. wood. Doors open at 4:15 p.m.

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Page Thirty-three 1 OCTOBER 7, 1955 TV-RADIO LIFE e-e-e- Radio Scores Radio had ene of its biggest nights this year during the recent Rocky Marciano -Archie Moore world's heavy- gateo Review weight championship fight when radio carried the blow by blow account but television was barred to home-viewers. Radio Ramblings RABC's Central Alarm covered the Only fight fans here who were great Forest Fire in Green Soy. Wis- lucky enough to get seats in 17 south- KBIG news writer Margee Phillips consin on their Sunday broadcast land theaters, where the fight was Is' vacationing In Hawaii. . My Son Hundreds of square miles were de- shown by a closed circuit arrange- Jeep. starring Paul McGrath, becomes stroyed and 1500 people were killed ment, saw Rocky knock out Moore to a Monday through Friday CBS airer. before this fire was halted. This was retain the crown. Theaters were sold .Highlights of the Salzburg Music in 1871 the same year and day Mrs. out days before the telecast. Some Festival will be aired on World Mu- O'Leary's cow kicked over a lamp and downtown theaters had hundreds of sic Festivals. .. . Mel Baldwin returns started the infamous Chicago fire. persons milling around hoping to get to his Music "Til Dawn program after seats. a four-week vacation. . . . Guitarist- The Boston Symphony returns to the Minute before the fight started the singer Tony Romano has been signed NBC airlanes for another season of disappointed fans hustled to the near- as a regular on the Jack Carson show. broadcasting. .. . Another returnee is est bar or rushed to their cars to hear The Symphonette starts its eighth Dr. Norman Vincent Peale with his the fight on radio. season on CBS. .. .Gunsmoke will be five-a-week airer... .Edward R. Mur- aired both Saturdays (9:30 p.m.) and row with the News starts its ninth Arm chair sport fans, too, who had Sundays (7:30 p.m.) beginning Octo- year on CBS. . . . Reminder: Time is been watching the Pabst Blue Ribbon ber 9. . . . Singer Tony Travis re- growing short to cast your votes for Thursday night fight on TV minutes newed his RCA-Victor contract. . . . the Honorary Mayor of Hollywood. Pro- earlier shut off television and clicked Pat O'Brien is urging the public to buy ceeds from the dime-a-vote campaign on their radios for the championship tickets to the $100-a-plate Olympic go to needy children. Vote today! M.R. tussle. Dinner, October 18 at the Moulin Radio had its big night, and South- Rouge. ern California sports fans were glad Gildersleeve Back that their radios were kept close at ;e ...... —.... — .... — — —...... ,--.:. hand. Through radio they got the I RADIO 1 Willard Waterman returns to the thrill of the announcer describing the knock-downs and even though they NBC radiolanes with his Great Gilder- didn't see the blows, they could use 1 sleeve (Thursdays, 8:35 p.m.). Last 1: S POsiiL S : their imaginations. season's cast, Walter Tetley, Lillian 1 Randolph, Marylee Robb, Dick Crenna, Richard Le Grande, Earl Ross, Arthur . I KFWB Picnic é Q. Bryan and others will be on hand 41: -4//a....m. ....o. me...0 ame...... ••• ...... » •mi. IIMON1.10. 4:0 lo help and hinder Gildy. Spike Jones and his Musical In- DAILY sanities of 1955, featuring Helen Time Station Grayco, will headline KFWB's gala 8:00 a.m. KFWB Erik Paige Huntley .111..% on KFWB picnic at Lincoln Park on Sunday, 8:20 a.m. KHJ Sportlites October 9 from 2 to 6 p.m. Station will 400 p.m. KGFJ Today in Sports Newscaster Chet Huntley will be present a top array of recording per- 4:15 p.m. KFWB Sports Flashes heard on KFWB, Monday through sonalities and a four-hour broadcast 4:45 p.m. KABC Hank Weaver Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. and Thurs- from the park. 5:15 p.m. KABC Bill Stern day at 8 p.m. Huntley, under contract Performing at the picnic, dance. KFWB Erik Paige lo NBC, would normally be heard on show and broadcast will be such 5:30 p.m. KNX Tom Harmon KFI, NBC's affiliate. But the time Hunt- "names" as Champ Butler, Herb Jef- KRKD Sports Dial ley broadcasts is not available on KFI. fries, Gogi Grant, Nellie Lutcher, Jo 5:45 p.m. KHJ Bill Brundige Obtaining KFI's permisSion. NBC Ann Gilbert, Jimmy Wakely, the De- KRKD Race Results made farm-out arrangements with Castro Sisters, Jerry Colonna, and 6:00 p.m. KMPC Bob Kelley KFWB. Roberta Linn. 6:10 p.m. KNX Tom Hanlon 6:15 p.m. KFI Sports Report 6:30 p.m. KMPC Today's Races 6:55 p.m. KHJ General Sports 11:10 p.m. KNX Tom Hanlon MUSIC YOU LIKE 11:15 p.m. KFI Sports with Rollie Thomas Saturday, Oct. 8 JUST ENOUGH NEWS. CORRER 17AIE ALL DAY LONG 8:15 O .M. KFAC Sports Briefs 8:25 O.M. KMPC Sports 10:45 O .M. KGFJ Stanford vs. el— 411--ajek The Caidina Station Michigan 11:00 a.m. KFI Game of the Week 1:05 p.m. KHJ Game of the Day 4:15 p.m. KFWB Sports Flashes 6:00 p.m. KMPC Bob Kelly Sunday, Oct. 9 5:00 p.m. KMPC Braven Dyer ZBIO • Wednesday, Oct. 12 7:15 p.m. KABC Blue Ribbon Bouts Friday, Oct. 14 4:45 p.m. KGFJ Football Today 5:00 p.m. KGFJ Notre Dame vs. Miami 6:00 p.m. KFI Gillette Fights 6:45 p.m. KFI Sports Hilites 8:15 p.m. KABC U.S.C. vs. Wiscon- sin Page Thirty-four RADIO Logs for SATURDAY, Oct. 8

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KBIG-Catalinit Bandstand K MG-Catalin a Bandstand *KNX-News. KGFJ-World Bible Society. (ron'd.l. (con'd.). *KLAC-liews. *K11.11-News Wheel. KFAC-Lunebenn Concert. KGER--Aubrey Lee. KN1PC-Story Circus. KGFJ-Musical Reveries. 11 :10--KNX-Sports. KPOL-KIda' Bible Club. *KMPC-News; Bill Stewart. 11:13-KNX-Moulin Rouge Oreh. K POP-Courtesy Chevrolet. *K31PC-News; Johnny Grant. K POP-Hesperia. 11 :25-KABC-Musical Interlude. KGER-World Tomorrow. KPOP-Recorded Music. KICK11-31esslanle Hour. :30-KABC--Lit wrence Welk. 5:05*KNX-Kenneally-Newe. KM KW-Latin American KGFJ-Stanford VO. Michigan. 111-Monitor. Rhythms. *KLAC-News; Peter Poi frr. 11:15-KNX-Today in LSO Angeles. KM PC-Dance Time. K LAC-Stork Report. KPOL-Tinte for Norma. K FW11-Erik Paige. 11:45-h X-Robliv Troup Trio. KRK1)-Uit Tunes. 0:30-K S X-Toral 3armon. 8:15-K FI-Look to the Skies. 12-KA RC-Rourke in Holly% KXLA-Music. 11MB-harry Finley Time. *KI1.1-News. KM-Midnight Myer. 12.:03-KABC-Hank Simms Show. K Milt-Sports Dial. ENX-Music 'tit Dawn. K I1VB-Zeke Manners Show 915-K11.1-Social Security. *IIIMPC-News; On till Dawn. (till 9:30). 12 :15---KNX-Farin Reporter. *KS X-Frank Goss. Kt:KY-National Guard. KWIZ--'1op Leen Tunes. KLAC-Sam Baiter, Sport.. K LAC-Dick Haynes. K(LtiAlI6:34)»C-:11e, Cooper. KRKD-Race Results. It :30--KFI-Monitor. KMPC-Business and World 12:30-KNX-Phillp Norman. KFWB-Bob McLaughlin. $:55*KN X-Local News. l -KIFI-Other Side of the Day News. KGER-Chureli World News. XXLA-Sacred Records. *KAILSC-News. (3 a.m.). KLAC-570 Club (to 4:00). KM-Hawaii Calls. :25-K M PC-Sport.. 6 KRKD-Ilit Tunes. *15K-News. :30-K FI-Monitor (1 hr.). 12 :45--KFI-31ntorist Melody Time. KIIPO-Bob Kelley, Sports. KILL KFXM-Haven of Rest. *KABG-News Reporter. K POP-Recorded Music. SPOTTER KUM-Catalina Bandstand. 6:05-KABC-Platter Shew. *K POP-News 5; Views. 1 KFI-(Mme of the Week, ('nid. KFAC-11, 11 Hour. Harry Babbitt, KNX-CPRN Cadwell. KNX-Maiwire Hart Show. K LAC-Ales Cooper. singing star, has the unusual KGRK-Voice, of China. K FOX-Western Hit Parade. 8:05-KNX-Juke Box Jury. marj-College of Di.. science KGER-Bellflower Revii al :13*KMPC-M orld News. faculty for telling where a KM PC-.Dick Whit tinghill. Center. 1i:30-K.38C-11r. James Fifield. person hails from by hearing KrOL-American KII.1-1Aunhardoland. Masterpieces. KM PC-Bill Stewart. is FAC-Rallet Time. him speak a few words, a MCK11-Polka Time. KRKD-Bredtfast Club. KFWB-Strictly From Dhcle. hWKW-Ilora de Los practice Harry developed KWKW-Bob Mercado. K vIPC-Today's Races. when he was traveling coast Angeles. K POP-World News. (Coundun 8:45-K11.1-World Series. 1:05-KABC-Ilank Simms Show. SLA-Gospel Book Store. :15-KH.f-Sid Fuller. KRKD-Right to Live. to coast constantly with Kay :55*KABC-News. *KC ER-World News. -KAI1C-Layinan's Hour. Kyser's musical organization. 1:30-.it sItC-Iteolc Simms Show. KF1-Monitor. -KABC-160 School Today. KM-Monitor. KHJ-Jame Club. * * SirIENX-News ; Bill Shadel. KM-Basil De Soto Show. *KNX-News. KBIG-Catalina Bandstand. .n1GER-L.B. Band. FOX-Johnny Otis Show. KFAC-Morning Concert. *K POP-News Roundup. • KGFJ--Fiesta Latina. LAO 'BRIEN KG1CR-Bethany Prayer *KXLA-News; Music. KMPC-11111 Stewart. Louise O'Brien, femme Chapel. • KWKW-Teddy Fregoso Show KPOP- Recorded Music. KGFJ-Time for Music. 1:43-KILI-P.C.C. Football. :05-15K-Country Style. singing star of KNX Radio's *K31PC-News, Dick KGFJ-Rendezvous With Music 7:30-K ARC-Dr. Gene Bartlett. Matinee program, says her Whittinghill. 1:55-KB1G-Cause for Mann. FI -Tex flitter Show K RIMY-Modern Melodies. most exciting moment was sli*KABC-News. KS X-Jimmy Wakely Show. 9:05-K NX.-Story Master. K11.1-31agle of Music. when she was one of the fi- K FOX-Saturday Swing. hltIG-Catalina Bandstand. FWB-Bill Daniels Show. 9:15-KNX-Guest Star. it ',AC-Saturday Matinee. Ki:F.1-11(illywood House nalists in the Atlantic City IMER-Hour of Expectancy. KPOP-Ilarlent Matinee Party. "Miss America" contest. As 9:30*KABC-Jim Boysen 3: News (to 4WD). Ill'..P-Church of Lite. to 12:00 N. *KGER-News; Proudly We :45-KABC-Know Your Schools. "Miss Oklahoma" she rame KF1-Doye O'Dell. Hail. KFW B-Itioc.ry Honr. out in fourth place. KNX-Gunsmoke. fitiFJ-Musical Matinee. 1,-KABC-C.1.0. Viewpoint. KFAC-Coneert Grand. *KM PC-News: Johnny Grant. PS KF1-Town Hall Party. * * KFWB-Al Jarvis (till 112:30) KPOL-The Wilshire Hour. KLAC-Peter Potter. KRKD-Tops in Pops. KI1J-Pat's Music Room. KPOL-Bob Scott. KNX-Ballance n Records. (till 4:45). KFAC-Kvening Concert. SAME SHOWS KPOP-Recerd Room to 11:30 KW KW-Teddy Fregoso. KWKW-Festival With Fins KFWB-Bill Daniels Show. It's no trouble for Jack 2:05-K.%Itt -Saturday Platter Show KGFJ-World Bible Society. KXLA -Sacred Records. 2:30-K1'01,-11all's Mush, Hall. Linkletter to follow in his fa- 9:43-KHJ-Basil de Soto. KM PC-Bill Stewart. KIA KW-Norm Palmer tS110S7 11:03-KLAC-Gene Norman. mous dad's footsteps. Both KXLA-Music. (WI 3:05). 5:15-KABC-It's Your Business . Jack and Art wear the same dili*K1U-News. 2:43-KFWB-Bill Daniels. KGFJ-Dot Mey berg. 1SO KNX-Mcmory Lane. *KABC-News Reporter. 11:30-KABC--Eddie Cantor Show. size shoes. KB1G-Catalina Bandstand 3 KM-Saturday Session. KFSD-Music for Hume (cont.). KNX-T.B.A. Folks. * * RFA -Concert Stage. KB1G-Catalina Bandstand. KHJ-Sonnding Board. KGER-Rev. Emma Taylor. KFWB-Bob McLaughlin. K N X-Romance. KGFJ-Musical Portraits. KGER-John Brown. KFWB-West Coast BACKGROUND KMPC-1ra Cook to T!. *KMPC-News; Johnny Grant. 8:55-K N X-Today's Record. Writer-producer Gordon T. KWKW-Teddy Fregoso. KPOL-Tarit Turner. Time. 10:15-KHJ-Basll de Soto. -KABC-It's Hughes was an Eastern 3:05-KABC-Saturday Platter Show 9*K WI-News KRKD-Health Talk. 3:25-KBIG-Homebuilders News. KNX-Country Style, swimming and diving cham- 1e :25*KN X-News. 3:30 -KA 11C-M usle. Kt FJ-Hunter Beacon. 1.):19)-KNX-Galen Drake. KFAC-51usic Hall. KFOX-Sleepy Stein Show. pion when he was 12 years urtain Calls. 3:45-KWKW-Bill Garr Show KM P('-Bill Stewart. old-and a vaudeville hoofer KFOX-Top Twenty Tunes. (till 5:00). 9:03-K ABC-Dancing Party. at the same time. KGFJ-Football Today. 9:13-K11.1-Concert in Miniature. KM PC,-.1ra Cook. -KABC-liatter Show. *KNX-News. 9:30-KARC-It's KPOL-Merchants Quiz. 4 1E:FI-Andy Mansfield. * * KGER- Rev. Le Roy Kopp. KBIG-Catallna Bandstand. KFA('-Musleal Masterpieces. WA: hrs.). 10:45-KGFJ-Stanford is. Michigan. Kr:TB-Larry Finley Time KHJ-Slonlea Whalen. CARSON'S THE NAME *KABC--.News Reporter. MIER-Youth on the March. KNX-Dance Band. John Elmer Carson, born 11 KFII--Game of the Week. KGFJ-Musical Moments. K MP( '-nance Time. KNX-Jaek Linklet ter. *KMPC-News; JohnnY Grant. KWKW -El Monte Legion in Manitoba, Canada, is the K BCQ-Bandstand - Grand- KPOL-Light. Camera. Music. stadium. same Jack Carson whose new stand (till 7 p.m.). *K POP-News. K SLA- 1little Stone. K _ea tolina Bandstand K X LA-Mlnsie. 9:35-K 113C-flaming Party. 25-minute .radio show comes (cond.). 4:03-1iNX-Mauriee Hart. 9:15--K II.1-11cre's to el s. over CBS at 7:35 p.m. every KEW-Masters in Min:a ture. KFOX-Melody Thne. *K ABC-Sews Reporter. ‘yeek-day night. KRK11-Morning Melodies. 4:15.-K FWB-Sport flashes. 10 KIM-Music. 31:30-.-6LX.X.-1,14. 11 Yourself. KGR11.--Youth on the March. *KSX-Ten O'Cloek Wire. Page Thirty-five HOWL—Chinese-American NX—T.B •A. Show. KFOX—N ew Hope Baptist Ch. RADIO Logs for SUNDAY, Oct. 9 PO P—Hellenio Greek Hour. &FMB—Union Rescue Mission. KRED—Gospel Assembly. *KLAC—News ; Listen Los *Indicates Newscast. KFOX—First Christian KWKW—Westminster Church. Angeles. TBA—To Be Announced. Church. 5:,15—KABC—C liri stia its in Action. KSIPC--Easy Listening. 5:15—K11.1—Bob Considine. 0—KABC—Morning Song. KW KW—All Saints Episcopal 9:15—K141—Bob Considine. KM PC—John bleShane. 0 KEI—Eunny Paper Man. Church. 9:30—K ABC—Mesican Daydreams. K POL—Sunset Serenade. lilt& HEX-NI—Wings of 11 :35—K ABC— Bill Ewing. FI —Opera (con'd.). Healing. 11 :45—KEI—Sidney Walton Show. 5:30*KA BC-6eorge Sokolsky. KIT—Shirley Thomas. 1111J—Music. *KNX—News. lli*KABC—N ews Reporter. KM—Lutheran Hour. KEN% 11—Community Hour. KBIG—Catalina Bandstand as KFI—Monitor (2 hrs.). *KNX—CIIS News; Sunday (to 6 p.m.). KBCQ—Bandstand - Grand- Desk. HEAC—Liberal Catholic Hour. stand (till ti p.m.). K Pi 1P—Stinl ght Mission. KEWB—Funnies. KBIG—Catal Ina Bandstand. K6 FJ—Visit With Vi. ROER—Helen Markham. KtiEJ—Anybody's Hit Parade. K NI PC—John McShane. LUCKY LAGER HGE.1—Arinchair Concert. KPOL—Victory Baptist Church Kit KIY—Itecord Shop. *KI.AC, KWKW—News. KPOP—Grace Memorial K WK W-11 rst Church of 11.31PC—Rellgious News Church of God. the Nazarene. DANCE TIME Reporter. KWKW—Maestro D'Amico. EXLA—Lincoln Ave. Church. ICPPC—Morning Devotions. 12 :05—K ABC—Bill Ewing. 5:45*K A BC—Pri vote Wire. K POL—Bi bites' Research Hour 12 :15*K H .1—Bill Cunningham. —KABC—Paut Harvey Show. KMPC KPOP—Rev. Beatrix Pagan. liPPC.—Ivory Portraits. EF1-310nitor. KRED—Itecord Shop. 12 :30—K A BC—Bill Ewing Shove. REM—Walter Winchell. KWK W —Variations. KHJ—Music. *KNX—News. 'Li 1EVERY NIGHT-9:30 to 12 P. M. 8:03—KNX—Invitation to Learning. K6 ER—Earl Ople Sings. KFAC—Family Hour. HMPC—Dance Time (till 1208) KB' lidren' s Church. KRKD—Gordon Browning *ILEOX, KXLA-11.P. News. KLAC—Catholic Hour. Show (till 3:00). 9:45—KABC—Music by Slantuvaill. EFWB—Bill Daniels Show. :45—KHJ—Men's Corner. 8:15—KABC—Showers of Blessings. KWIC W—Portuguese Hour. ROER—American Soul Clinic. ILEAC—Federation of 12 :45—KIM—Forward March. KGFJ—Musical Digest. 0; ii A B C eereiler ReAlpsorter.ssignm ent. Churches. 12 :55*K N N—News. EMIT—Bill Stewart. KNIPC—Start to Live. al —KABC—Dr. Charles E. Fuller. K POP—sunset Traffic. KFWB--Community Hour. & Life Hour. KEI—Slonitor (con'd.). K RK D—St. Germain Founda- KHJ—Hour of Decision. KFI—Jump-Jump. KIL1-6tly Lombardo. tion. *KNX-10 p.m. Wire. KM, KELM—Back to God. KNX—Wooiworth Hour. KWKW-3111t Nava. KN X—Salt Lake Tabernacle. HEAC—Gateway to Music. KBIG—Catalina Bandstand. 13:05—EN X—Our Miss Brooks. KGFJ—Antioch Evangelist. KFAC—Catholic Topics. KFAC—Sunday Theatre. 6:15—KA BC—Central Alarm. KFWB—Tales from Magic *K LAC—News—Who /snows ROER—Oral Roberts. KHJ—Tomorrow's Headlines. This? Land. KGEJ—Serenade to Afternoon HMCO—Record Shop. 10 :15—K ABC--Science of Mind. KGER—Bible Treasury. KPOL—Muslo of Italy. 6:30—K ABC—Mickey Katz Show. KGEJ—Di vine Science. EFI—Mayor Poulson. &POP—Latin American KEI—Monitor (con'd.). &UPC—Challenge to Youth. KNX—Carroll Aicott News. Rhythm. INN—Two for the Money. KPOL—Church of the Air. KW] Z—Top Teen Tunes. KHI—Rin Tin Tin. 10:30-1CABC—Revival Time, POI'—Church of Christ. KWKW—Latha American KFO X—Dinner Music. HFI—Conversation. KWKW—La Sombra De la Rhythms. KG E R—Lutheran League. KHJ--tilobal Frontiers. Cruz. 1:15—KM l('—Ira Cook. liPoP—Srventh-Day Adventist KNX—Face the Nation. 8:45—Eti E It—World Literature. KRHD—Gordon Browning Church. KEWB—Echoes of Eden. KG FJ—Goodwill Visitor. Show. K RK D—Record Shop. 10 :35—KLAC—Spotlight On Traffic. *KABC—News Reporter. 1:30—KIM—Andre Kosteianetz. K Center. 10:45—KIIJ—Front Page Exclusive, 9 KEI—Rea din g from the Bible. KEOX —Top Fifteen Tunes. KWKW—La Voz de la KHJ, KFX3I—Radlo Bible KLAC—Jim Ameche (to 4:30). Prof ecia. I.1 — IUBCS—u3plearreoesstnee Review. Class. KPPC—Afternoon Concert. KXLA—Gospel Hour. *KNX—News. KXLA—Church in the Barn. KHJ —News- Wheel. 6:45—KEWR--Your Radio-TV Lot. *KNX—News. SSW—Catalina Bandstand. 1:35—K113—Football Warmup. :55*K.4BC—News Reporter. *KLAC—Gene Norman. KFAC—Sunday Morning 1)—KABC—Citurch in the Home. Concert. 7—KABC—Town Meeting. 11:15—K 11--60) Army Band. K}1—Monitor (con'd.). KFI—Local News. KFWB—Al Jarvis (till 2). KNX—The Leading Question. KFWB—Don Sherwood Show Kin—Music. 11 :25*KISIG—Southland News. *K LAC—News. (till 6). KSIPC—Vance Graham. KNX—Gene Autry. KABC—Musical Interlude. KHJ—Frank Evans. K BIG—Guest Star. K POP—Clem Davies Ministry 11 :30—K ABC—Lawrence Welk Orch. *KNX—News; Phil Norman. KFAC—Hi El Concert. KFl—Show Time. KRKH—Sundav Serenade. KGER—World Tomorrow. K Vt KW—Italhin Hour. K ENN B—Bill Daniels Show. KIWIS—Bill Daniels Show. KGFJ—Hollywood House EON—Bell Full Gospel. 9:05—BABC—Message of Israel. Presents. 11 :45—KNX—Bobby Troup Trio. KNX—Uni versity Explorer. KGER—Dr. Gordon Palmer. 03 —KA BC—Dr. Billy Graham. KM PC—Bull Stewart. Et.r.I—Ase Maria Hour. l KLAC—Christ Unity. KXLA—Church of God. at INN—Music Till Dawn. 9:15—EFl—Christian Science. KNIPC—Bill Stewart. KFAC—Slusic (lot of the Night 2:05—K FI —N utrili te Radio Theatre K ['PC—Es ruing Concert. KNX—Farm Tonics. *KNI PC—News—On Till Davria. KNX—Phil Norman. KWKW—Pan American Hour. KGEH—Victor Voting. 2:20—KN X—Sunday Siesta. E RED—Moonlight Serenade KOEJ—Spotligbt Parade. :15—KEI—Don Giovanni Opera. 2:25—K ABC—It 's Time. 9:30—K A FIC—I t's Time. 7:25—KIIJ—Nluslc. 2:30—KABC—Greatest Story Ever KFI—Eternal Light. 7:30—KIT—Opera (con'd.). Told. KEW, KFX31—V nice of KHJ—Nick Carter. Prophecy. KNX—On A Sunday Afternoon KN X—Gun smoke. KGER—Coloniai I' a bernacle. KNX—Howard K. Smith. IWO X—staiday Serenee. KGFJ—Say It With Music. KEOX—Robert Noble. KFWB—Blind Artists' Guild. CAREERS THROUGH SGFJ—Peoples Independent KMPC—Bill Stewart. KGER—Dan Gilbert Church. KPOL—Sunlight Mission. KGFJ—New Hope Church. KLAc—Peter Potter. HPOP--Christadelphian BM PC—Bill Stewart. MATH and SCIENCE EPOL—Joe White. Ecclesia. EWKW—Proudly We Hail. Parents ... do you want to help your KPOP—Reviewing the sews. KXLA—Worthington Motors. KXLA—Church of Open Door. 11:3:;-*K.4 BC—Bill Ewing and News :45—KPOP—Christian Science. 7:45—EFWB--Rosary Hour. children choose their careers wisely? :55*KNX—News. (to 10:25). HOER—Bethel Reformed 9:45-1LN X—Ch angin g Times. "—KABC—Dr. Billy Graham. Church. Then encourage them to take *K.ABC—News Reporter. J KFI—Monitor. :5,5*EiN X—News. enough math and science in high 10 *KFI—Herbert J. Mann. KN X—On a Sunday 8*EABC—Monday Headlines. Afternoon. KFI—Opera (con'd.). school to qualify for any college KHI. KENNI—World Series. HSI G—Indianapolis Auto ENX—Top O' Pops. KHJ—Dean Clarence Stanton. courses. Race. KBIG—Catalina Bandstand. KNX—Mitch Miller Show. KFOX—Assembly of God. ROER—Radio Revival. KFAC—Sunday Concert. Most professions now require KGFJ—Hits of the Week. KGE R—John Brown. &FOX—Church of Christ KGFJ—Music in the Air. training in these subjects. To work KSIPC—Ira Cook Show. Scientist. SPOP—Shalom Israel. KM PC—Johnny Grant. HFWB—Presbyterian Church. toward a career as an engineer or KWKW—Mastro D' Arnie°. HPOP—Your Spiritual Hour. KGFJ—New Hope Church. K30..A—Continental Serenade. KWKW—Paramount Ballroom *KLAC—News; Gene Norman, scientist agood preparation in math 10 :05—KABC—Bill Ewing Show. 3:30—KABC—Herald of Truth. KM PC—Legion Salute. and science is essential. KFI—Monitor (till 5:30). KWKW—Maple Chapel. 10 :15—KEI—Hotnetown HaIniening%). KFOX—Angelus Hour. KN X—Trea sury Show. 8:15*EABC—Erwin Canham. Remember—America needs en- 10 :25—KNX—Thi s 1 Believe. ROER—Temple Time. KHJ—John T. Flynn. *KBIG—Sport News. KPOP—David Guzman. E3IPC—Hour of St. Francis. gineers now and will for years 10:30*K ABC—News Reporter. * HABC—News Reporter. 8:30—K ABC—It' s Time. to come. K FT—Sunday Report. 4 KM—Monitor (con'd.). KFI—Opera (con'd.). KHJ—Frank & Ernest. KFAC—NIusical Masterpieces. KM—State of Nation, Write for the free folder"After High RO ER—Chusco People. KG ER—Old Fashioned Revival EMPC—Service Show. IIPPC—Songs of Faith. Hour. 8:35—KABC—Sammy laye. School What?" c/o Box 40, Mid- KWK W—Ital an Melodies. KGEJ—Harlem Jukebox. :45*KGIEJ—News. Town Station, New York 18, N.Y. 10:35—HABC—Bill Ewing Show. KNIPC—Dick Whittinghill. KMPC—Freedom Story. 10:45—EFI—World of Books. EPOL—Figueroa Church of 8:55*K ABC—N ews Reporter. Published as a public service in co. KGER—Dr. Dan Gilbert. Christ. 9—HABC— Voice of Prophecy. 10 :55*IiN X—News. KPOP—Bible Study Hour. *K11.1. KFXSI—Newspaper of operation with The Advertising Council —HABC—It's Time. HPPC--Cinems Classics. the Air. I It MR—Catholic Boni. IEWKW—Hosita's. KNX—symplionette. 4:05—K ABC—Pil grimage. KBIG—Catallna Bands:tad. KNX—Edgar Bergen. KFAC—First Methodist Charlie McCarthy. Church. 4:15—KIWB—Sports Flashes. SUNDAY PRECASTS ER—Church of the ()Pea (till 6:00). Door. K31PC—Baseball. KGFJ—Sunday Showcase. 4:30—K ABC—W ings of Healing. What's Playing KGFJ—Moods In Music. EMPC—Music City Show "WORLD MUSIC FESTIVAL," KNX, 11:30 a.m. Today's broadcast (till 1:15). KLAC—Alex Cooper (to 8:00). comes from Salzburg, Austria. Excerpts from Mozart's "The POL— Baptist Church. K POP—Church of Christ. KPOP—Hollywood Baptist Ch. 4:45—KPOP—The Quaker Speaks. Abduction from the Seraglio" and "The Magic Flute" are heard. KXLA—Squeakin' Deacon. —-1t5 Time. KABC—Bill Emog. Sa KFT—Slooltor (con'd.). fl :30*RFI—Lucal News. KI1J—Reviewing Stand. What's Back *KA BC—News Reporter. KNX—Hollywood Music Hall. KNX —World Music Festival. KGER—Bible Treasury. "GUNSMOKE," KNX, 7:30 p.m. William Conrad returns as Mar- SGFJ—Jive at Five. shall Matt Dillon in the popular western series, "Gunsmoke," Page Thirty-six E.M.PC—Braven Dyer. which ta preaented twine weakly beginning October 9th. TV-RADIO LIFE OCTOBER 7, 1955

Monday—Friday Daytime Radio Logs

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*Indicates News Broadcast. KXLA—Lou Steven*. KWKW—La Hora de Los KXLA—Tom Brennen Show. TBA—To Be Announced. 10:05—KFOX--Sentirnental Journey. Angeles. 3:25*KHJ, K.F.X.M—Five Star News. 0—KABC—Breakfast Club. te:15--KABC—When a Girl Marries. KXLA—Frank Simon. 3:30—KABC—Hank Wenner Show. KF1—Johnny Murray. KFI—Nlelody Time. 1:05—FCLAC-510 Club. *KIM—Cliff Engle. KILL KFX1.1—Tello-Test. KFOX—Mild and Mellow. KFI—Hotel For Pets. K11.1-1.yan Look* at KNX—Ralph Story Show. KNX—Ma Perkins. Kett—Game of the Day. Hollywood. KALI—Dr. Stanley HaiInt. KRKD—Dr. Richardson. 1:15—K1,1—Stella I/allas. KBIG—Catalina Bandstand 10 :25*KFI—Kenneth Battelle rt. *KGER—World News—M-F. KNX—Matinee (to 4:53). (till 8:30). iø:30-1VABC—Prudential Inn. Co KFAC—World of opera. 1:25*KBIG—Who's in the News. KGLL—Melody Time. KFAC—Stork Market 80th Anniversary—Th. 1:30—KF1—Young Whitler lirown. KFWIN—sports: Erik Paige. KABC—Companion— KFAC—Concert Matinee. 3:45—KFI—Dick Sinclair. *KLAC, KXLA—Newe. M, Tu. W. F. KGER—L.B. I I. KILL KFXM—Tello-Test. KGER-31hpali. KFI—Strike It Rich KliFJ—Rendezvous With KALI—Sahador Hernandez. *KMPC—World News. (Friday - T.B.A.). Music KWKW—Bill Garr Show KI'01,—('Idld 1£11J, KFXM—Jack Wagner. KWKW—Teddy Fregoso. (to 5). KNX—Young Dr. Malone. KXLA—Farm News—M, Tu; 3:50*KGKI—News. KFAC—Loom of Mask. Garden Chats—F; David — KABC—Hank Weaver (cond.). EARL McDANIEL KGER--Helen Markham. Gilfillan—W. Th. 4*KI1J—Fulton Lewis. Jr. "SPIN and WIN" KPOL--Merchants quiz. KPOP—Shopping III Lites. 1:45—KFI—Pepper Young's Family. "'FAT—Musical Masterpieces. 7:00 to 10:30 A.M. *KRKD--Nevre: Melodies. KNI,A—Joe Nixon, M. Tu: *KFOX. KLAC—U.P. News. 111:45*KABC--Bob Garred. Music. W. Th. F. KFIVII—Larry Finley Mon. thru Fri. (M through F) KNX—Guiding Light. 1:55—KBIG—Men of Troy-31; Pass Mora Music Every Minute KGER—Rev. Leroy Kopp. the Word—Tu, W. Th: KGFJ-51tisleal Momenta. *181•3111—News: loop Club. 10:50—KABC—George Putnam. Sports Package—F. KPOL—Light. Camera. Music. —KABC—Onals' Tales. eb—KABC—Dave Showalter. KPOP—Spirituals. 11 KFI—Phrase That Pays. KFI—Woman in My House. *KVOE—News; Music. *IIHJ—News. KBIG—Catalina Bandstand 4:05—K FOX—Musical Highlights. KNX-2nd Mrs. Burton. (cont.). KWIZ—Top Teen Tunes. Knelt—Bandstand - Grand- *KGER—News: Garden School. stand (to 5:15). KGFJ—Musical Matinee. 4:10*KFI—Burritt Wheeler. *KLAC,—News: Sports. The Poem« station 1020 KFAC—Masters in Miniature. 4:15*—KILL Krxm— Prank Hem- KGFJ—Munical Festival. KMPC—Johnny Grant (till 5). ingway. KPOL—The Wilshire Hour. KPOP—Spin & 1,1 in (to 10:30) *KLAC—News; Peter Potter. KRIUD—PublIc Service. 4:25*KBIG—Southland News. KRKI)—Clirist Church Unity. KOVVL—Lillian Randolph. KWKW—Latin American MI-P. 2:05—KFOX—Take It Easy Time. 4:30—KILL KFX-M—Here's the Rhythms. KPOP—Bible Inetltate. KLAC-570 Club. Answer. KLAC—Alex Cooper. 8:05—KFOX—Coffee Ttime. KXLA—Music. 1:15—KFI—Lorenzo Jones K RK11—George McLain. 8:15*KHJ, KFX31—linh Greene. 11:05—KHJ—Story Time. (Friday - T.B.A.). *KNX—News; Dave Valle. 11:15—KABC—Beat the Record. 4:40*KABC--News. KII—Mary KGElt—Guest Star. M -Th: Let KFWB—Zeke Manner.. Freedom Ring. F. KNX—Perry Mason. 4:45*KABC—Hank Weaver Sports. KOFJ—Public Ser; ice Kin/I.—Musical Comedy. KGER—Sunehine Mission. KFX31—Sam Hayes. Programs. KXLA—Music. 4:55*KFI—Local News. *KLAC—Sam Baiter. 11:25*KIIJ. KFXM—Five Star News. 2:30—KFI—The Lone Ranger. KNX—nty Editor. KM PC—Business News. 11 :30—KFI—Mary.M t McBride. KNX—Ruth Ashton. KPOL—The Voice of Calvary. KILL KFXM—Queen for a KGER—Peter Slack. Organ. KRKD—Korean Gospel Day. KPOL—Hall's Mutile Hall. Mission. To-Fri; M - Music. KNX—Nora Drake. TIME FOR MUSIC 8:20—KUJ—Sportlites. KFAC--Iiirl Music Hall. *KRKD—News—Tops In Pops. till 4:30. AND NEWS 8:25*KHJ. ICEX51—kive Star News. ROER—Mary Livingetone. 11XLA—Continental Serenade. KMPC—Sports. KPOL--Magle Music Box. 9:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. 8:30*KFI—Pat Bishop Reports. KPOP—Rescue Mission. 2:40—KNX—Fred Robbins. NEWS 10 MINUTES BEFORE KHJ, KFX31— KXLA—Hometown Jamboree. 2:45—KWKW—Norm Palmer Show THE HOUR Bible Institute—M, W. F; 11:35—KFI—Norman Vincent Peale. to 3:45 Haven of Rest—Tu, Th. 11:45*Kkl—Liuich Flour News with 2:55*KFI—News and Weather. Mori. thru Sat INN—Make Up Your Mind. Pat Bishop. KM—Scoreboard. KGFJ 1230KC KGER—Voice of China. KNX—Aunt Mary. *KNX—News. KGFJ—College of Dhine KR111)--Lawrence Welk, —KABC—Eddie Cantor Show. Science. 11:50*KGFJ—Newe. KMPC—Dick Whittinghill 3 KFI—Andy and Virginia. (to 10). 9)*KABC—Noontime News. KM—Stand By For Music. ISPOL—American Masterpieces 1Ka KFI—Jim Todd - Farm RN X—Philip Norman. PRO L.A. Breakfast Club. W. Reporter. KBIG--Catalina Bandstand KWKW—Bob Mercado. *KIIJ—Sid Fuller. (root.). KNX Radio's Director of KXLA—Ilthen of Itest—M. W. *KNX—Kenneally's News. KPIVII—Bob McLaughlin. Agricultural Broadcasts, Nel- F; Music for You—Tu. Th. KBIG—Mr. Big Meets the Boat KGER—Good News in Music. 8:35--KRKD—Sweet Harmonies. *KPOP—Editor of the Air—W: KGFJ—Music in the Air. son McIninch, was Missouri 8:43—KFI—Andy and Virginia. Noon News—M. W. Th. F. *ICLAC, KXLA—News. State High School tennis KHJ—World Series. KGER—Through the Bible. KOWL—Joe Adams Show. KNX—Howard Miller Show. KGFJ—Moods in MIMIC. KPOL--Tacit Turner, champion in his scholastic KFAC—Unity Viewpoint. KMPC—Ira Cook (till 2). 3:05—KFAC—Keyboard Styling,, days, and for a couple of KGER—Bible Treasury. KOWL--Joe Adams Show. 3:15—K11.1—Melody Manor. years taught the sport at *KFWB, Kline—News. ISPOL--Time for Norma. HOER—Roger Carroll Show 8:55*KBIG—Southland News. KPOP—Louise Martinson. (to 5). Palm Springs. —KAM—Garden Guide. 12:05—KLAS—Peter Potter. 9*ICHJ—Cecil Brown. KFOX—Mild and Mellow. KNX—Wendy Warren. 12:15*KABC—Paul Harvey News. KBIG—Catalina Bandstand. KFI—Calif. Agriculture. KFAC—Morning Concert. KIIJ—Cedric Foster. KGER—Lutheran Hour. *KNX—Nelson Mclnineh. KGFJ—Time for titiste. 12:25*KBIG. KRKD--Newe. TV-RADIO LIFE KRKD—Modern Melodies. 12:30*KABC—Sam Hayes. KXLA—Joe Nixon. *KFI—Local News. 9:05—KLAC--Haynes at the Reins. KM—Better Tomorrow. 9:16*KABC—Rob Gamed News. KNX—Art Linkletter. the ONLY LOCAL *KIIJ—Five Star News. KBIG—Catalina Bandstand KNX—Backstage Wife. (conf.). 9:211—KI1J—Here's Hollywood. KFWB—Bob McLaughlin's TV and RADIO Magazine 9:25*KHJ--Cecil Brown. Clubtime. *KBIG. KMPC. KPOL—News. KGER—world Tomorrow. 9:30—KABC--My True Story. KLAC-570 Club. Both LOCAL and KFI—Ladies Day. KPOP—Bible Class. KHJ—Norma Young. KXLA—Music. KNX—Helen Trent. 12:35—KIIJ—Jark Wagner. KEVVB—Al Janis (to 12:30). 12:45—KABC--Mildred Younger. NATIONAL Coverage KGER—John Brown. EFI—Fibber McGee and KIEV—Lawrence Welk. Molly. KLAC—Peter Potter. *KFAC—Dick Joy. News. 48 BIG PAGES KPOL—Bob Scott. 12:55*KHJ—News. KWKW—Festival With Ma. *KWKW—News, Sports Now & 9:45—KNX—Our Gal Sunday. 5 min. bet, each hr. & 1,4 hr. 9:55—KABC—Whispering Streets. ii—KAnc—rn Take Romance. Only 10c - Why Pay More? *KFI—Mid Morning News. KFI—Right to Happiness. A—KE1—Art Baker. KHJ—Baseball Warmup. KFXM—Newspaper of KNX—Arthur Godfrey the Air. 11,4 hrs. Why Buy Less Than: KNX—Road of Life. KBIG—Catalina Bandstand KFAC—Concert Stage. (cont.). *KFOX—U.P. News. KFAC—Serenade. *KGER—News: Earl Lee. *KFOX—U.P. Newe. TV-RADIO LIFE KGFJ—Musical Portrait.. *KLAC—News; Sports. *KLAC—News: Peter Potter. KPOL—Tinte for Norma. *KMPC—News; Ira Cook KPOP—Harlem Matinee to 4:00 (to I). KRKD—Polka lime. KWKW—Teddy FregOlitt, *ILVOE—Jelawai Op» House pe Ihirty -streets, OCTOBER 7, 1955 TV-RADIO LIFE

K POP—Recorded Music. KFWB—Larry Finley Time 7:55*K A BC—News. (till 4 a.m. ). RADIO Logs for MONDAY, Oct. 10 0—KABC—Tom Basler. KG ER—Cant p Meeting. *KFI—News of the World. K NPC—Dance Time. 6:10—KN X—Tom Hanlon. KFX3I—Broadway. Cop. K VV—Clar-31111e. *KNX—News. See Page 37 for 8 a.m. to 6:11.5*KA BC—News di Sports. KXLA—Itick Lazitur Show. KFI—Sports Report. KFAC—Evening Concert. 18 :05—KGER—Tommy Baird. 5 p.m. Daytime Radio KIM—Behind the Story. KFWB—Bob Kennedy Hailing. KLAC—J im Ameehe. KGFJ—World Bible Society. 10 :15—K ABC—Dr. Frederick Bolles. Log Listings *KNX—Lowell Thomas. *KMPC—News. KLAC—Gene Norman (to 12)• KFI—A Joy Forever. 6:20—K BIG—Maritime Edition of K PC—Bill Stewart. *K NX—Bill Kenneally. *KXLA—News. *KABC—Len Beardsley. the News. KW KVV—Fartus and Gardens. 6:25 —KA BC—Paul Masterson. KWKW—Musie. 10:25—K N N—T Hanlon. 5 KFI—Invertor's News. 8:05—K N X—Tennessee Ernie. KHJ—Stg. Preston. 6:30—KFI—American Way. 10 :30—KABC—Lonesome Gal. *K 11.1— Virgil Pinkley. 8:le—Knee—Dugout Dope. KFI—This Thing Called Life, *KNX—Ed. R. Morrow. 8:15—KFI—One Man's Family. KBIG—Catalina Bandstand. KNX—Amos n• Andy Music HJ—George Crowell. Hall. KXLA—Charlie Aldrich. KFWB—Larry Finley. *KNX—Philip Norman. KA Li—Programa Pan 8:30—K ABC—Voice of Firestone. KWKW—Noche De Ronda. KGER— Aubrey Lee. *KF1—Henry J. Taylor. KGFJ—Musical Re erica. Americana. KG ER—Sacred Songs. KBIG—Catallna Bandstand Kill—Pop the Question. 10 :45—K FI —Al Poska Show. KLAC—Alex Cooper. KS X—Johnny Dollar. KMPC—Bill Stewart. (to 7:45). — KABC T Lea. KPOL—Musical Comedy. KFAC—Musical Milestones. FWB—Jars. West Coast. KFWB—America Dances. K LA—Lou Stet ens. 11 *KH-11th Hour News. KRKD—Ten Top Turn. *KIM—News-Wheel. *KWKW—World and Local KGFJ—Anthony Norvell. KNEW—Japanese Program. 8:45—K FI —The World We Lit. In. *K N X—M as Roby. News. KMPC—Todars Races. K POP—Sundown Serenade. KNX—Bing Crosby. KFOX—Midnight Serenade. 5:10*KABC—News. KGER—Krot her Clarence. KFI—Southland Weather KRECD—Right to Lise KGER—Dan Gilbert. *KGFJ—News. KM PC—Dance Tinto (cou'd.). Summary. (Spanish). 8:55*K FI—News. KXLA—Joe Nixon. 5:15*KABC—Bill Stern. KW KW—Hoyos Hour. Thomas. KXLA—Frank Simon. -11 ABC—Tee Zimmer. 11 :10—K N X—Hanion's Scoreboard. *KNX—Ca rroll Aicott. 6:45*KH.1—Sam Hayes. 9 K Ft—Telephone Hour. 11 :15—K ABC—say It With Music. KFOX—Top Ten Tunes. KG FJ—Outdoor Broadcaster. KIM—Charles Arlington. Fl--Sports. R. Thomas. 6:55—K ABC—Bob Garred. KPOP—Music. *KNX —News. KNX—Merry-Go-Round. KWKW—Race Roundup. KHJ—General Sports Time. KFOX—Sleepy Stein Show. II :30—K FI—N ight Music. :90—KABC—Wm. Winter. *KNX—News. KGER—Dr. Vernon McGee. .*K ABC—Ed ward Morgan. KG FJ—Cont inental Gems. *KFI—Feature Wire. *KGFJ—Hunter Hancock. 11:40—KNX—Tont Hanlon Show. KI1J—Bob Greene. FI —Art Baker's Notebook. K PC—Bill Stewart. 9111.1—True Detective 11 :45— K ABC—M an uel Cereced es. KNX—Tom Harmon. KNEW-11re Faces and Fun. Mysteries. KliFJ—Continental Gems. KFAC—Continental Varieties. 9:15*K HJ—Fulton Lewis. Jr. 11:55*KFI—News. KGER-01 ga Grates. K NX—Talent Scouts. K N X—My Son Jeep. isniu—Southland Salute. *KLAC--News; L.A. Today. *KWK VW—News. 12' ABC—Rourke in Hollywood. KFAC—Intermezzo. KPOP—Ulrich Pontiac. 9:30—K 1BC—L.A. Concerts. (till 2 a.m. ). KRKD—Sports Dial. KFOX—Johnny Otis Show. KFI—America's Bandstand. KFI—Midnight Flyer. KWKW—Hora de Oro. KGER—Family Bible Hour. K H.1—M usic. KFAC-3I uric Out of the KGFJ—Fiesta Latina. Night. KXLA—saueakin• Deacon. KN X—Ba 'lance n• Records. 5:45*KABC—Bob Garred. *liCLAC. K P310. KRKI.), KVOE E FM fl—Bob Kennedy' 'Sailing. KGE It—Sepia Serenade. *KFI—Dave Shaw News. —News; Music. KM PC—Danee KGFJ—Night Club (till 6). KM PC—Bill Stewart. *KMPC—News. Ph II Brooks. *KHJ—Bill Brundige. KWKW—Pract. Catholicism. *KNX—Frank Goss. K POP—Recorded Music. 9:45—K HJ—Footnotes to Motor". KMPO—Pete Lombardo. KXLA—Lon Stevens. *KFWB—Bob Kennedy. nwicw—V alley Party Line. KRKD—Mounlight Serenade KLAC—Sam Baiter. Sports. 7:15—K ABC—Paul Masterson. 9:55*K 11.1—F1 ve Minute Final. (till 4:00 a.m.). KRKD—Race Results. KFI—Flbber McGee & Molly. KXLA—Bill Johnson Show. 5:55*KHJ--Flve Star News. KRKD—Dinner Music. da*KABC—News. Jack Morris. *KNX—News. :?0—KBIG—,Men of Troy. 1gé*KFI—Richfield Reporter. 12 :05—KNX—Bill Ballance Show. e*ILABC—John Vandercook. :: 30—K ABC—Strange. *KM—Frank Evans. KT.AC—Ales Cooper. *KFI—Elmer Peterson. KFI—Cisco Kid. *KNX—Ten O'Clock Wire. —KFI—Ben Hunter's The Other *KHJ—Gabriel Heatter. *EMI—Reporter's Roundup. KFAC—Crossroads of Music. Side Of The Day. KNX—Ferris Reel. *KNX—News. KFWB—Larry Finley. KFAC—Echoes & Encores. *KLAC. KFOX. KLAC—News: KFWIFI—Musical Program. Music. KGER—Rev. Victor Glenn. KGER—American Soul Clinic. KG F.1-11ollywood House MONDAY PRECASTS KGFJ—Request Performance. Party. KMPC—Bob Kelley. K POP—Church of Life. K POP—Recorded Music. K Richardson. Who's Guesting KRILD—Tops in Pops. KWKW—La Hora Popular. KWKW—Italian Radio KXLA—Toastmasters. "VOICE OF FIRESTONE," KABC, 8:30 p.m. Mildred Miller, Metro. Melodies. 7:35—K N X—Jack Carson Show. politan Opera mezzo-soprano is guest. Her selections include 6:05—KFOX—Lawrence Welk Show 7: 45—K ABC—Saga. "Habanera" and "Gypsy Song" from "Carmen," "Alice Blue KLAC—Ten Top Tunes. IFCFVVB—Rosary Hour. Gown" and "I'll Take Romance."

tops. And that Jack Narz!! Isn't he wonderful?

ear, 8ye Juspire the Peu Russell and Betty Ely, Compton Thanks a million, for the well written article on Ralph Portner, the Welk Mrs. J. Jackson, Redlands Looks like someone is missing a bet radio announcer. It was so aptly pub- licized, the "unsung hero" of the Welk In our opinion Disneyland reeks so by not landing him for a mood musi- organization. Ralph is a grand fellow of commercialism, it has no atmos- cal show on TV. phere whatsoever. and SO deserving of your commends. tion. His mind moves like a jet, and Like the movies it portrays, there is Wanda and Lew Sands, Gardena there seems to be no end to his in- no realism—gaudy tinsel only—we We read about Ralph Portner with genuity. were sadly disappointed. great satisfaction in TV-Radio Life. Many people at the Aragon ap. The prices are much too high. If He deserved some commendation and proached Ralph Portner and remarked we were getting value, it wouldn't through your efforts, he has received about your publicity and he was al- matter, but we didn't. it. We thank you for your nice men- tion and a swell magazine. most humble in his appreciation of Drive right on by to the Berry your kindness and their remarks. Farm, folks. That's one place hat seems to be more enjoyable each tizne Mn. R. Kruggel, Ontario C. York, Glendale you visit it. Gee! Imust be awfully dumb! Here I've been humming and singing all In reference to a recent letter in TV. these cute songs like—"Tree Top Tall" Radio Life, Iwish to make these com- Janet Beery, Los Angeles and "Teach Me Tonight" and thought ments. Songs such as "Teach Me To- Our family enjoys the Gas Com- they were perfectly respectable songs. night" may be termed as "smutty" pany's Evening Concert so much! In fact, nothing ever sounded vulgar by the person who likes to think of What a fine announcer Mr. Cassidy at all to me in the lyrics. Guess it's all them as being such, and who won't or is! We saw him announce at the Holly- the way you look at it. Or perhaps can't look at them any other way. In wood Bowl recently and want to say it's like my grandmother always said other words, it is the person who how nice it was, after listening to his about "trouble." If you go looking for thinks of the songs as being dirty or program for so many years. He has it, you'll find it all right. Anyway, Bob smutty, and not the song itself. (There such a wonderful personality and Crosby uses them on his programs. are a few exceptions on popular speaking voice. Wish we could see He's a good judge of songs and I songs.) If you want to pick a song him on television. He certainly adds don't think he'd allow anything to apart, even songs such as "Dance dignity and quality to any program. be used on that program of his that with Me, Henry" and "Melody of Love" Thiereight wasn't above reproach. I think he's can be made smutty. RADIO Logs for TUESDAY, Oct. 11 RADIO Logs for WEDNESDAY, Oct. 11 7:55*K ABC-Bob Garred. EMI-Sentenced. See Page 37 for 8 a.m. to Cp-KABC-Tom Batter. See Page 37 for 8 a.m. to *KNX-News. ggill*KIT-News of the World. KFAC-Ectioes and Etwores. 5 p.m. Daytime Radio KILI-John Sleek. Ads mil twee 5 p.m. Daytime Radio KGER-Rev. Victor Glenn. Log Listings *KNX-News. Log Listings KGFJ-Hollywood House Party KFAC-Evening Concert. ISPOP--Chureh of Life. KFWB-Chriet Ian Science: Its KRKII-Dr, Richardson, C*KABC-Len Beardsley. Constructive Mission. *K ABC-Lea Beardsley. KIVKIV-La Horn Popular. RIT-Investor's News. *ILLAC-News Gene Norma. S KFI-Investors' New it. KNLA-Slusic. KHJ-Sgt. Preston. (till 11). KI1J-Sgt. Preston. ::13-EINX-Jack Carlson. *KNX-Ed. R. Morrow. ELVI PC-Bill Stewart. *KS X-Ed. R. >furrow. 7:15*KE`O .P. News. KBIG-Dancing at Avalon. 8AS-FINN-Tennessee Ernie. KALI-Voire of So. Americo. KFII B-Rosory flour. / KFWB-Larry Finley Time. :15--K IT-One Man's Family. KBIG-Dametime at As aim, K POP-Reeortied Stable. KGER-Aubrey Lee. KGIM--Sorial Security. KFWB-Larry Finley Time. 0 -KA BC-Tom Bazter. Kt:FM-Muskat Reveries. :30-KABC-Eddie ('autor. KGEM-Mosiral Reveries. 0 *KFI-News of the World. *KLAC-News Sport.. KIT-People Are Funny. *ELLAC-News: Sports. 1(11.1-Sentenced. *KM PC-News; Bill Stewart. Khi-1 Ask ion. *KMPC-Newe Bill Stewart. *KNX-News. KPOL-Musical Comedy. KN X-Jolinnie Dollar. KPOL-31usical Corned,. KFAC-Es citing Concert. KRKIY-Ten Top Tunes. KtiFJ-Hunter Hancock. KRIM-Ten Top Tunes. KFW11-Bill Daniels Show. *KWKW-News. K WK II -Greek 'Mirth. *KWKW-News. KGER-Waltz Thur. S:05-KLAC-Gene Norman. 8:15--KNX-Bing Crosby. 5:05-1(LAC-Ales Cooper. KtiFJ-World Bible Soriely. 5:10*KABC-1Nens. KGER-Dan Gilbert. 3:10*KABC-Newe. *K LAC-News Gene Norman K n-Sout Mond Weather *KG1M-News. ilin--Sout Mond Weal her (to 12:011). Summary. Summary. KM PC-Bill Stewart, 5:15*KABC-Bill Stern. -K ABC-Lee Zimmer Show. :15*KABC-11111 Stern. K WK VW-Teddy Fregoso. KIT-Biography In Sound. Thonias. 9 *Kiel-Rollie Theme.. ti ttifi-Tennesowe Ernie. *KN.). KF X NI- New s. *KNX-Carroll Aired I *KNX-Carroll Atrial. :1 FI -Otte Man's Family. *KNX-News. KEG-Ten Top Tunes. KFOX-Top Ten Tunes. KG TM-Marine Recruiting. • nI B-Bob Kennedy. KFIVII-•stiorts: Erik Paige, K XLA-Charlie Aldrich. K FM B-Sport s: Erik Paige. gueux -sleepy Stein Shoo. Kt:FM-Here% to Vets. KPOP-Midelc. :80--K.4,13C-F.ddie Cantor Show. KGFJ--1Flunter Hancock. IS POP-Music. 1:20-KWKW-Race Roundup. K}1-Collese Quiz Bowl. :15*KILl-Fulton Lewis. Jr. 5: 70-K WK W-Race Roundup. :30*KAJIC-Wm. V% inter. Kill-Family Theater. X-My Son Jeep. 3::40 --KA BC-Wm. Winter. *KIT-Feature Wire. KNX-Johnny Dollar, *KFI-Feature Wire. a:30-S ABC-Itill Hamilton. KNX-Ballance n' Rerords. *K11.1-Bob Greene. KGER-toive of C'hina. KHJ-Bob Greene. KNX-Tom Harmon. KGF.11-Collece of Div. Seienre *IX N X-Tom Harmon. K KMPC-Dance Time. KFAC-Cont Mental Variel g:15-KNX-Bing ('ru'by. IL FAC-Cont inenta I Varieties KGER-Olga Grates. :43-1(11.1-Footnotes to History. 9-ECABC-Lee Zimmer Show. KFWB-Larry Finley. *KLAC-News ; L.A. Todas. KFI-Best of Grouch... KGER-Olg Graves. • 9:35-KIT-Surprising. But True.. *KH.1--Five Minute Final. K POP-Ulrich Pontine. *KILI, KS X-News. KGFJ-Miiiiical Reveries. KRIM-Sports Dial. *KNX -News. KLAC-Alee Cooper, ILIVILW-Hoyo,. Hour. KFOX-Sleepy Stein Show. KPOP-Ittrirh Pontiac. 1011AFI Reherld Reporter. KXLA--Squeitkin' Deacon. KGF.R-Kinc'e Sees Ice. KRILD-Sports Dial. *KIIJ-Frank Evans. 5:45*KABC-liob Garred. WKW-Hoyos Hour. s *FLN X-10 (Veloric Wire. *KFI-Dave Shaw News. KXLA-Squeakin' Deacon. KFAC-Crossroads of Mimic. Brundlge. "HUNTER :45*KABC-Bob (tarred. KnVB-Larry Finley N X-Frank Goss. *KFI-Dave Shaw News, (till 4 a.m.). KLAC-Sam Baiter, Sports. HANCOCK SHOW" Kft.1.--Bil I Brundice. ID:15--ILABC-Dr. Frederick Bail,. KILKD-Race Results. 'Real crazy' Music *KNX-Frank Goss. KFI-A Joy Fore% er. 5:55*KHJ-Flve Star News. KLAC-Sam Baiter: SPorts. *KNX-Bill Kenneally. *KNX-Local News. 'Real crazy' MC KRIM-Race Resulte. 10 :25-KNX-Tom Hanlon. e*KABC-John Vandercook. 'REAL CRAZY' SHOW! :55*}LHJ-Five Star News. 10 :30-1LABC-Lonesome Gal. *KFT-F:Inter Peterson. KNX-Local News. KFT-Burritt Wheeler Shot,. *1(11J-Gabriet Helmer. 9:00 P.M. to 12:00 *KABC-John Vandercook. KHJ--littorge Crowell. NX-Ferritt Reel. 6*ILIT-Elmer Peterson. *RNX-Philip Norman. *KFAC. KLAC-News. Monday thru Saturday *KHJ-Gahriel KM PC-Dance Time. KGER-American Soul Clinic. KNX-Ferrlii Reel. Ia :4:1-1( IFT-Al Punka •KGFJ-Requetit Performance. KGFJ 1230 Kc. *KFOX. KFAC. KLAC-News. KIIPC-Bob Xehiey. Sports. KGER-American SIMI Clinic, 11 -* iehe 7[Lisu r e. KPOP-Music. KGFJ-Request Performanre. *K11.1-News-Wheel. KRIM-Tops in ropa. KGEJ-Hunter Haneotlik, KMPC-Bob Kelley: Sports. *KNX-Mas Roby. KWKW-Italian Melodies. KMPC-Bill Stewart. K POP-Music. KFOX-Midnight Serenade. 6:03-11LFOX-Lawrence Welk Show. :15*K11.11-Fulton Lewis. Jr. KRIM-Tops in Pope. 11 :10-K N X-Ilanlon'e Scoreboard. - KIM-Top 'Fen Tunes. ENS-Sly Son Jeeli. KWKW-Itallan Melodies.. 11 :15-K BC-Say It With Music. • :lit-EN N-Tom Hanlon. 9:30-K ABC-Ted I.eu :05-KFOX-Lawrence Welk Show IL CI -Sports with Rollie :1*K Vitt' -News A. Sports. KFI-America's Bandstond, KI.AC-Ten Top Tunes. Thomas. K 11-Sports Report. KIM-Presidential Frees :10-KNX-Tom Hanlon. KNX-Merry-Go-Round. KM-Behind the Story. Conference. :159eK ABC-News A. Sports. 11 :311-1(FI-Night Musty. *KNX-Lowell Thomas. KS X-Ballance n' Records. KFI-Sporte Report. KMPC.-Dance Time. KFIVIS-F•an In the Stands. KG ER-John Brown, KM-Behind the Story. II :411-K N X-Tom Ilanion Shen, *KMPC-World and Local KMPC-Datire Time. *KNX-Lowell Thomas. 11 :43-K A BC-Bill Pannell. News. a: 15-KHJ-Foot tes to History. *KMPC-World & Local News. 11:55*K IT-News. 6:71)*ICRIG-Maritinte Edition of 9:N5-R1,1-Travel Bureau. 6:10*KBIG-Martime Edition of 12-KIniic- jtoall.nrik ; .in Hollywood. the News. *KIFILI-Fhe Minute Final, the News, :?3--KABC-pa ul Movtereon Show. a*KABC-News. it :25-K ABC-Paul Masterson. . KIT-Midnight Flyer. 6:30-KFI-Trulh or Consequences. V *KFI-Richfield Reporter. 55:311-1(FI-1( FT Calling. KNX-Mnsic 'tit Dawn. 1 *KI1J-V irgi I Pinkley. *KIM-Frank Evans. *KEW-Virgil Plnkley. KFAC-Musie Out of the Night KNX-Amos 'oa' Andy Motile *KNX-I0 o'Cloek Wire. KNX-Amos 'It Andy Music *KMPC-News; On Till DRIVII Hall. KFAC--Crotteroade of Motile. KRILD--Moonlight Serenade KBIG-Catalina Bandstand KFWB--Larry K BIG-Catalina Bandstand (till 4 a.m.). (to 7:45). 10 :15-KABG-Dr. Frederick Balled. (to 7:45). 12 :05-1(1.AC-Ales Cooper. KFAC--M indent Milestones. KFAC-Musical Milestones. KIT-A Joy Forever. 1-KFI-Ben Hunter (1 1/2 bri•)• KFWB--America Dances. *K.NX-Bill Kenneally. KFWB-America Dances. IRGER-Rev. Al Harlan. KG FJ-Anthony Norveli. KGFJ-Anthony Norvell. 10 :75--KN'X-Tom Etonian. KMPC-Today's Races. IMPC-Today's Races. Is, :MI-MARC-Lonesome Gal. K POP-Sundown Serenade. HUNTER HANCOCK K POP-Sundown Serenade. KFI-Thia Thing Called Life. KRKD-Right to Live (Sven.) K RED-Right to Lise KHJ-George Crowell. KIVILW-Hoyos Hour. "HARLEM MATINEE" (Spanish). *KNX-Philip Norman. XLA-Frank Simon. 1 to 4 P.M. KWKW-Hoyos Hour. KMPC-Dance Time. :45*K114-Sam Hayes. KWKW-Noche de Ronda. non. Thru Sat. KXLA-Frank gifUllti. :35*KABC-Boh Garret,. :45*KHJ-Sam Hayes. KGER-Sacred Songs. *RN X-News. KGFJ-Outdoor Broadcaster. lit Viatica Show. 7*KARC-Edward Morgan. 8:55-KA BC-Rob Gamed. -KABC-Terrea Lea. EFI-Art Baker's Notebook. KHJ--General :Snorts Time. 11 *KFI-11th Hour News. KHJ-Treasury Agent. *KIT-News. *KAU-News-Wheel. ' KNX-Suspense. *ILNX-News. *KNX-May Roba', KALI-Latin Festival. 7*1KABC--Edward Morgan. K FOX-Midni chi Serenade. KFAC-Intermezyo. KFI-Art Baker's Notebook. I1 :10-KN X-Hanlon's Scoreboard. )(FOX-Johnny Otis Show. eh* POPotat station 1020 se is KHJ-Top Secret Files. 11 :15-KABC-Say It With Mimic. KGER-Family Bible Hour. KNX-F.B.I. in Peace said Kin-Sports /With Rollie • KGFJ-neeta Latina. War. Thomas. KMPC-Bill Stewart MU 8). KFAC-Intermezzo, KNX-Merry-Go-Rounti. KPOP-Music. KFOX--Johnny Otis Show. KMPC-Dance Tinte. *KRIM-News. FM STATIONS KGER-Family Bible Hour. 11 :Mt-KIT-A Little Night Mnsic. KXLA-Lou Stevens. KGFJ-Fiesta Latina. 11 :40-K X-Ton Hanlon Show, KRIM-Dinner Music. *KLAC, KRKIY-New,.. II :55-K ABC-Bill Pannell Orchestra 7:15-K ABC-Pant Masterson, KNIPC-Bill Stewart On 91. *KFI-News. KFI-Fibber McGee and Molly KUSC 91.5 FL POP-Recorded Muftis., 12-FIABC-Rourke in Hollywood. :311-1( ABC-St range. KFAC ..... 92.3 K XLA-Lon Stevens. (till 2 a.m.). KIT-Dragnet. :13-KABC-Blite Ribbon Bout«. Kin-Midnight Flyer. FL HJ. KFXM-Enchanted Hour KNX 93.1 KU-Fibber McGee & KNX-Music Till Dawn. *KNX-News. KFMB 94.7 KRIM-Dinner Music. 1-11FI-Ben Hunter, KEIVB-Musical Program, ::lit-KFI-Ciseo Kid. KGER-Rev. Victor Glenn. 1CABC Kt:FM-Hollywood House Part) KRKD 96.3 KPOP-Chureh of life. KRIM-Health Talk. KWKW ...... 98.3 ILVVIKW-La Bora Popular. KCBH 98.7 WEDNESDAY PRECASTS KXLA-Mary Burke King. ! 7:35-ELNX-Jack Carson Show, "WEDNESDAY NIGHT FIGHTS," KABC. 7:15 p.m. Ralph "Tiger" 7:45-KABC-Saga. KUTE Jones vs. Al Andrews, middleweights, in a tend round bout KNX-Johnny Dollar. KFOX -102.3 from Key Auditorium, Cocoanut Grove. Florida. KIWIS-Rosary Hour. p-I•on •I•,ç KNOB .....-..-...103.1 Pane Thirtv-rine RADIO Logs for THURSDAY, Oct. 13 RADIO Logs for FRIDAY, Oct. 14 KPOP—Church of Life. KWKW—Hoyos Hour. See Page 37 for 8 a.m. to KRECD—Dr. Richardson. See Page 37 for 8 a.m. to KXLA—Frank Simon. KWKW—La Hora Popular. O:45—KF1—Sports Highlights. 5 p.m. Daytime Radio 7:35—KFI—X Minus One. 5 p.m. Daytime Radio *KHJ—Sam Hayes. Log Listings KNX—Jaek Carson Show. Log Listings KGFJ—Outdoor Broadcaster. 7:45—KABC—Saga. O:55*KABC—Bob (jarred. *KFOX—U.E'. News. KHJ—General Sports Time. *KABC—Len Beardsley. KFWB—Rosary Hour. e*HABC--.Len Beardsley. *KNX—Nen s. S*KFI—Investor's News. KPOP—Recorded Music. EFI—Investor's News. *KABC—Edward Morgan. KILI—St. Preston. BRED—Catholic Hour. KHJ—Sgt. Preston. 7I KF1—Elmer Peterson *KNX—}.d. R. Marrow. KXLA—Murie. *KNX—Ed. R. Marrow. KHJ—Counterspy, KBIG--Catalina Bandstand, 7:55*KABC.—Newe, KALI—Voice of So. America. KNX-21st Precinct. KFWB—Larry Finley Time. — —Tom Baxter. KFOX—Today In Snorts. KALI—Latin Festival. EGER—Aubrey Lee. • 8*KFI—News of the World. Finley Time. KFAC—Intermemo. EGFJ—Musical Reveries. KHJ—Bradv Kaye Show. KFOX—Johnny Otis Show. *KLAC. KWKW—News. drILNX—News. KGER—Family Bible Hour. *KMPC—News: Bill Stewart. KFAC—Evening Concert. Notre Dame vs. KFGJ—Fiesta Latina. KPOL--Musical Comedy. KFIVB—Bill Daniels. *KLAC, BRED—News. BRED—Ten Top Tunes. KGER--Bible Treasury. Miami KMPC—BIII Stewart. KLAC—Alex Comber. KGFJ—World Bible Society. KPOP—Recorded Music. 5:10*KABC—News. *KLAC—News; Gene Norman KXLA—Lou Stevens. KFI—Southland Weather (to 12:00). KGFJ :15—KABC— Paul Masterson. Summary. KMPC—B111 Stewart. KFI—Sports Report. BRED—Polka Party. dial 1230 KFOX—Report from Washn. 5:15—RA11C—Bill Stern. KWKW—Teddy Preens°. *KFI—Rollie Thomas. 7:20—ERIG—Sports Package. 8:05—KNX—Tennessee Ernie. 7:25—KFI—Sports Digest. *KNX—Carroll Alton. 8:10—KGER—Dr. A. U Michelson. FRI., 5:00 P.M. KFOX—Top Ten Tunes. :30—KABC—Strange 8:15—FCFI—One Man's É'amily. 10-game schedule KFI—Hollywooti Sound Stage, KPOP—Magic Music. KGFJ—Know Your Schools. KFWB—Sports; Erik Paige. KHJ—Cisco Kid. KXLA—Charlie Aldrich. Direct from the field *KNX—News. KGFJ—Serenade in Blue. 8:30—KABC—Uldle Cantor Show. KPOP—Music. KFAC—Echoes and Encores. KF1—Dr. Simun. Presented by Delco KFIVB—Events and You. 5:20—KWEW—Race Roundup. KHJ—Wheel of Chance. KGER--Concert. 5:30—KABC—Wm. Winter. KNX—Johnny Dollar. The only battery guaranteed KGFJ—Hollywood House Parts KFI—Feature Wire. KGER—Voice of China. by General Motors EPOP--Church of KIIJ—Bob Greene. KGFJ—Col. of Divine Science. on KRED—Dr. Richardson. KNX—Tom Harmon. KXLA—Lou Stevens. HOLLYWOOD'S KWKW—La Hors Popular. KFAC—Continental Varieties. ;43—KNX—Bing Crosby. PERSONALITY STATION 7:36—KNX--Jack Canon. KGFJ—Musical Reveries. KGER—Dan Gilbert. 7:45—KABC—Saga. KPOP—Ulrich Pontiac. KGFJ—Army Air Force Rec. *KFOX--U.P. News, BRED—Sports Dial. ink—KABC—Lee Zimmer Show. otre ame vs. and KPOP—Recorded Music. KWKW—Hoyos Hour. KGFJ-31usical Reveries. KFWB--Rosary Hour. KFI—American Adventure. *KLAC—News; Sports. EXILA--Squeakin' Deacon. KRKD—Catholic Hour. *KHJ—News. *KMPC—News :Bill Stewart. li:45*KABC—Bob Gamed. *KNX—News. 7:55*KABC—News. drKFI—Dave Shaw New.. KPOL—Musical Comedy. KFOX—Sleepy Stein Show. BRED—Ten Top Tunes. 8hrEABC—Meet the Band. *K11.1—Bill Broodlee. *KFI—News of the 'World. KGER—S.D.A. Laymen Hour. *EWKW—News. *KNX—Frank Goss. *KGFJ—Illunter Hancock. 5:10*KABC—News. KHJ—Citv Editor. KLAC—Sam Baiter, Sports. *KNX—News. KGIL—Mueleal Scrapbook, iim--southiand Weather BRED—Race Results. ILNIPC—B111 Stewart. KFAC—Evening Concert, 5:115*KHJ. KNX—News, Summary, KWKW—San Gabriel 5:15*KABC—Bill Stern. KFWB--Bill Daniels Show, *KABC—Jolut Vander000k. Symphony. *KFI—Rollie Thomas, EGER—Bible Treasury. 6*KFI—Elmer Peterson. 9:15*K111J—Fulton Lewis. Jr. *KNX—Carroll Alcott. KGFJ—World Bible Society. *KHJ—(,abriel Renter. KNX—My Son Jeep. KFOX—Ten Top Tunes. KMPC—Bill Stewart. ENX—Ferrls Reel. KGER—Alleoholism. *KXLA—News; Gene Norman KFWB—Sports; Erik Paige. (to 12:00). drISFAC, KFOX, KLAC—News. 9:30—KABC—Stereophonic Sound. KPOP—Muric. KGER—American Soul Clinic. KFI—America's Bandstand. 5:20—KWKW—Race Roundup. BRED—Polka Party (to 11:00) KWKW—Teddy Fregoso. KGFJ—Fighting Irish. KHJ—Foothall 30. 5:30*KABC—Wm. Winter. 8:05—KNX—Tennessee Ernie. 1LMPC—Bob Kelley, Sports, KNX—Ballance n' Records. KFI—Feature Wire. 8:10—KABC—People in the News. KPOP—Recorded Music. ERR—John Brown. K11.1-11ob Greene. KMPC—Dance Time. 8:15—KABC--USC vs. Wisconsin. BRED—Tops in Pope, KNX—Tom Harmon. • KWKW—Italian Melodies. dIi*KABC—News. KFI—One Man's Family. KFAC--Continental Varieties. KNX—Tennessee Ernie. 6:05—KFOX—Lawrence Welk Show 0/*KFI—Richfield Reporter. KGER—Olga Graves. 1 KGFJ—Folk Fare. 11:10—KNX—Tom Hanlon. *KHJ—Frank Evans. KGFJ—Musical Reveries. 8:10*KABC—News & Sports. *KLAC—News. KXLA—Charlie Aldrich. *KNX-10 O'Clovit Wire. 11:20—KFI—Art Baker's Notebook. HY1—Sports Report. &MR—Larry Finley KPOP—Ulrich Pontiac. KHJ—Behind the Story. ERKD—Sports Dial. KM—Richard Hayes Show. (till 4 a.m.). KNX—Johnny Dollar. *KNX—Lowell Thomas. 10:05—KFAC—Crossroads of Music. KWKW—Hora de Oro. *KNIPC—World and Local KGER—Voice of China. 10:15—KABC—Dr. Frederick Bailee. KXLA—Squeakin' Deacon. KGFJ—Col. of Divine Science. News. 5:45*KABC—Bob Garred. KF1—A Joy Forever. ILNLA—Lou Stevens. , *KNX—B111 Kenneally. *KFI—Dave Shaw News. 6:21)*KRICi—Maritime Edition of KWKW—Variations. 10 :25—KNX—Tom Hanlon. KHJ—Bill Brandin. the News. 11:45—K11—Serenade. 10:30—KABC—Lonesome Gal. *KNX—Frank Goes. 13:25—KABC—Paul Masterson Show KNX—Bing Crosby. *KFI—Burritt Wheeler. KLAC—Sam Baiter; Sports. KGER—Dan Gilbert. 6:30—KFI—Ted Reath & Hie Music KHJ—George Crowell, BRED—Race Results. *KGFJ—News. *KFLI—VIrgll PinkleY. KNX—Phil Norman, 5:55*KEIJ—Five Star News. 2:55*KFI—News. KNX—Amos n' Andy Music *KNX—Local KMPC—Dance Time. ri—EFI—Hollywood Palladium. Hall. ILWKW—Noche de Ronda. Vandercook. e*HABC—John j*ENX—News. KALI—Programa Pan America 10:45—KFI—Al Poska Show. KFI—Boxing Bouts. KFIVB—Bill Daniels Show. BRIG—Catalina Bandstand *KHJ—Gabriel Header. —KABC—Terrea Lea. EFOX—Sleepy Stein Show. (to 7:45). KNX—Ferrie Reel. KFAC—Musical Milestones. 11 *KFI-11th Hour News. *KGFJ—Hunter Hancock. *KEJ—News-Wheel. KGER—American Soul Clink. KMPC—Bill Stewart. KFOX—Music Till Seven. *KNX—Max Roby. KGFJ—Fighting Irish Football 9:05*HWKW—News. KFWB—America Dances. KFON—Midnight Serenade. KGER—Rev. Al Harlan. 2:15*KHJ—Fulton Lewis. Jr. BRED—Uncle Charlie. EGFJ—Anthony NomeIL JOE BOLAND KNX—My Son Jeep. KMPC—Today's Races. 11:10—KNX—Hanlon's Scoreboard. 8:30—KFI—America's Bandstand. "FIGHTING IRISH KHJ—Muslc. KPOP—Sundown Serenade. 11:15—KABC—Say It With Music. BRED—Right to Live KNX—Ballance n Records. KFI—Sports; Rollie Thomas. FOOTBALL" KGER—John Brown. (Spanish). KNX—Merry Go Round. KWKW—Hoyos Hour. Presenled by K.MPC—Dance Time. 11:30—KFI—Hollywood Palladium. *KVOE—News: On Stage. KXLA—Frank Simon. KMPC—Dance Time. CENTURY OLDSMOBILE 4:4&*E11.11—Sam Hayes. I1WKW—Pasadena Quarter- KGFJ—Outdoor Broadcast, 11:40--KNX—Tom Hanlon Show. Fridays — 6-6:15 P.M. backs. 11:5d*KABC—Bob (jarred. 11:45—KABC—Bill Pannell Orch. 9:45—KHJ—Footnotes to 'History *KHJ—Five Minute Final. EHJ—General Sports Time. 11:55*KFI—News. KGFJ 1230 KC *KNX—News. *KFI—Richtield Reporter. 12' ABC—Rourke in Hollywood. 10 KHJ—Frank Evans. 7*KABC—Edward Morgan News. (till 2 a.m.). KAPC—Bob *KNX-10 O'Clock Wire. Commentary. KM—Midnight Flyer. KPOP—Recorded Music. KFAC—Crossroads of Music. KFI—Art Baker's Notebook. KNX—Music Till Dawn. MUM—Tops in Pops. KFWB—Larry Finley EHJ—Official Detective. KFAC—Music Out of the Night KWKW—Italian Melodies. (till 4 a.m.). ILNX—Godfrey's Digest. *KMPC—News•, On Till Dawn. 8:05—KFOX—Lawrence Welk Show. HOER—Camp Meeting. KALI—Latin Festival. BRED—Moonlight Serenade KLAC—Top Ten Tunes. KWKW-400 Club. KFAC—Music at Seven. (till 4 a.m.). 8:10—ENK—Tom Hanlon. KXLA—Rick Lamar. KFOX—Johnny Otis Show. 12:05—KLAC—Alex Cooper. 8:15*KAMC.—News and Sports. BOER—Family Bible Hour. 1—KFI—Ben Hunter (4% ligna• KHJ—Behind the Story. KGFJ—Fiesta Latina. *KNX—Lowell Thomas. HOW TO FIND PEACE IN *KLAC. EKED—News. *101PC—world and Local News KMPC—Bill Stewart. 9:20*KBIG—MarIttme Edition of KPOP—Recorded Music. VIOLET SCHRAM the News. THIS CHANGING WORLD KXLA—Lou Stevens. 8:25—KABC—Paul Masterson Show 7:05—KLAC—Ten Top Tunes. "SHOPPING HiLiteS" 6:30-11111—FIbber McGee and Molly. .DR. FREDERICK BAILES 7:15—KABC—Paul Masterson. 10:30 A.M. Daily *KID—Virgil Pinkies. KFI—Fibber McGee & Molly. KNX—Amos 'n' Andy Music BRED—Dinner Music, Monday thru Friday Hall. 7:30—KABC—Strange. KFAC—Musical Milestone. everyl 0 15 day, 3Mo pn era y' *KFI—NBC News. KFOX—Music till Seven. KABC through Friday KHJ—Evening Serenade. KFWB—America Dances. drENX—News. KGER—Rev, Al Harlan. KFAC—Echoes and Encores. KGFJ—Anthonv Norvell. KRKD eeet 5ry— jaya.mtsàondiy KFIVB—Bill Daniels. KGIL--Memory Melodies. through Friday KGER—Helen Markham. KMPC—Today's Races. KGFJ—Hollywood House Party KPOP—Sundown Serenade. 10:15—KFI—A Joy Carec er. Th• Inefollat 0111041111 1020 BRED—Right to Live *KNX-11111 Kenneallv. Page Ferry (linnulsh). 'MEW—Billy May Show. TV-RADIO LIFE OCTOBER 7, 1955 RADIO PROGRAM FINDER Note: * Indicates programs of news and sommenfraies Across the Blue Pacific.---KHJ, 11:45 a.m. Su General Sports TIme____._.KH.I. 8:55 p.m. M-F Nora Drake. .-----.KNX. 11:30 a.m. M-F *Alcott, Carroll INN.. 5:15 p.m. M-F: Gilchrist, Norma KPOL. 12 n M -Sa *Norman, 10:30 p.m. M-F: 10:15 p.m. Su; 10:15 p.m. Sa Gillette Flights KF1, I p.m. F 12:30 p.m. Su; 2:15 p.m. Sa: 2:05 p.m. Su American Adventure ... KFI, 9 p.m. Tit Global ?rootlet's._ . . KILL 10:30 p.m. Mu Notre Dame Football. litiFJ, 10:15 a.m. Sa American Way //FL 6:30 p.m. M Godfrey, Arthur....RNX, 1 p m. M-F; 7 p.m. M h KIT, 9:30 am.. Sa America's Bandstand KFI, 9:30 p.m. M. W. Th. F ill Ci tertitee ... 11.1. • ii.m lb *Lois.. Frank . ISN.,s, 1:30 rail. M-S,,: America's Town Meeting... .K AM' . 7 p.m. Su 5:45 p.m NI -Sa On a Sunday Afternoon KNX, 2:30 p.m. Su Amos 'n' Andy Music HalLIINN. 6:30 p.m. M-F thge àlgsgg. camel, KFt, 8:15 p.m. M-1. Andy & Virginia KIFI, 8:43 a.m. M-F: Graham, Billy._ KABC. 3 p.m. Su 12 a.m. Su litho, Johnny ...... KFOX, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. M -Sa 3 p.m. M-F our Lai Solidity ...... ____KNX. 9:43 n.m. M-F Armchair Concert KGFJ, 8 a.m. Sun Grant, Johnny JiMPC, 2:115-4:30 Wm. M-F; Our Miss Brooks KNX, 6:115 p.m. Su Arni. Hour... KILI, 8 p.m. Sa 2:00-3:30 p.m. Sa therseas Assis KABC, 10 p.m. Su Ashton. Ruth KNX. 2:36 p.m. M-F Guest Star KNX. 9:15 a.m. Sa l'alge, Erik. Sport. KISS It, 8 a.m. M-F Autry. Gene .... ______KNX. 7 p.m. Sis buidins Light. _... ICS'S. 10•15 a.m. M-F 3•1. .-, p. . M-F Ave Maria Hour KGFJ, 7 p.m. Su Gueismoke KNX, 7:30 p.m. Su Bill Pannell Orel, ..... 11:13 p.m. Th, F Back to the Bible RAMC,. 9:30 p.m. Su: II Iton. Bill KAM'. 930 a.m. Tot peal.. Dr. Norman V—..KFI. 11:35 n.m M-F g p.m. W Hammack, Bobby_KABC, 2:45 pan. M. W. Th. F People Are Funny KFI, 8:30 p.m. Tu Bailee. Dr. Frederick___KABC. 10:15 p.m. II-F; Hancock. Hunter KGF.1. 9 p.m. M-Sa Pepper loung's Family. Kn. 1:43 p.m. ‘I-F KRIM 6:15 ii.ni 11-sit Hanlon. Tom ...... KN X. 10:25 p.m. SI -F: *Peterson, Elmer___-- ...KFI, 6 p.m. 111-F Baker, Art NFL 10 a.m. M-F; 7 p.m. Tii: 11:40 p.m. M-F Pligrininge ...... : Si' 7 p.m. M. IV, Th Harmon. Tom.....--__.KNX, 530 p.m. SI-Sa MS- Va Polka Party KFI, 5 Ballance, Bill _.... ____KNX, 8 p.m. Sa Hart, Manrice...---- ... _ KNX 1 p.m. Sa *Banghart. Kenneth.-.....KFI. 10:25 a.m. SI -F Pocha, Al KF1. 10:45 p.m. M-F *Haney, Paul KABC. 12:15 p.m. M-F Pone... Peter ---..._.KLAC. 9:36 a.m. D Basil De Soto Show...... KH.I. 1:45 p.m. Sa 6 p.m.. 8:15 P.M. SU Public Prosecutor KI1J, 7:30 p.m. Sun Baxter, Tom SAW, 8 p.m. 51-1, Haven of Rest KIIJ, 8:30 a.m. Tu, Th *Beardsley, Len KABC, 5p.m. M-F Putnam. George...... KA1SC, 10:50 a.m. M-I; Hawaii Calls KILL 6 p.m. sa 12:414 p.m. 51-1, Beat the Record...... KAM. 11:15 a.m. M-F *Hayes. Sam_RHJ, 4:15 p.m., 6:45 p.m.. M-F: Quaker City ('apers...- .... _... KIIJ. 111:30 p.m. Sa Beck. Fred ...._...... KABC. 6:00 a.m. M-F KABC. 12:30 p.m. M-F Behind the Story_ KI1J. 6:15 p.m. M-F bolero for ii Day . 11:30 a.m. M-F Heath, Ted...... _._ ___KCI. 6:30 p.m. 'fh Record Room__ ...... KPOP, 9:30 a.m. to 11:311 Sa Bergen, Edgar KNX, 4:05 p.m. Su *ileootter Gabriel...... K11.11. ii p.m. M-F *Bishop, Pat . _ _AWL 6 tt.m. !:3t, a.to 51.F Rendestons with Music KGF.I. 1:45 p.m. Sa *Hemingway, Frank KHJ, 7 a.m. 4:15 p.M. M-F *Richfield Reporter___.__KFI. It, p.m. Su-) Biography In Sound.--,--KFI. 9 p.m. Tu .1:15 p.m. M-S,: Block, Martin .. _...... ---KABC, 2 p.m. M-F Right to Happiness------KIF!, 1 p.m. M-F Blue Ribbon Bouts.-- KABC. 7:15 W Hesperia -..-.- KPOP, 8 a.m. Sa Rin Ti,, Tin _.... 6:30 p.m. Su Boísen, Jim KABC. Ili p.m. Sa Molotov, Mary __W.I. 11:15 a.m. SI -F Bitter. Tes..._-_------7:30 p.m. Sa Breakfast Club..._ .-...-- ...KARC. 8 a.m. M-F Hit Parade KNX. 9:311 p.m. Sa Robbins, Fred KNX. 2:40 P.m. M-F Breakfast Club Review___KABC. 9:30 a.m. Sa Here's Hollywood .8111J, 9:20 a.m. M-F Romance .. KNX. II a.m. Sa Broadway Cop.__ ...... __--- .RHJ. 8 p.m. II Here's to Vets KILL 9:45 p.m. Sa It I & Round Society- ..... KNX, 2:20 p.m. Su *Brown, Cecil, New ... ---IIII1J. 9 a.m. M-F Hollywood Musk' Hall KNX. 5 p.m. Su Rourke, Jack HAIM'. 12 mid. M -Sa Burgle Music Box KABC, 9 p.m. M-F Hollywood Sound Stage KFI, 7:30 p.m. F Salt Lake Tabernacle KNX. 8:30 a.m. Su Cantor. Eddie KABC, 8:30 p.m. Tu -F Hometown Happenings KI.1, 111:4.i a.m. Su Saga KABC, 7:45 p.nt. M. Tu. Th. F 8:30 n.m Sat: 1 o.m. M-F Hotel for Pets AFL 3:30 p.m. M-F Saturday Session ...... KFL 3 p.m. Sa Carson, Jack KNX. 7:35 p.m. M-F I'll Take Romance-----KAISC. I p.m. NI-F Say P With Music KABC, 11 p.m. M. Tu. Th, F Catalina Bandstantl...-1/BIG. 6:30 p.m.. M -Th Investor's News KII, 5 p.m. 51-F .. - 8 a.m Su Invitation to Learning KNX, 8:05 a.m. Su Sgt. Preston.- . Catholic Hour ...... - .---... ICFL 11 a.m. Su It's Your Business KABC. 8:15 p.m. Sa ShowShowalter. Time Dave KABC. 2 p.m. M-F CBS Sunday Desk.. ._...... KNX. 5:30 p.m. Su Jarvis. Al....KFWB. 8 a.m Su: 9:311 a.m. NI -Sa - Kil:;-15. P.RI9 P;n:.1-81.1 Central Alarm .11.511C. 6:15 p.m. Su Jazz Club. — KILL 7 p.m. So Si • 110'18 -...... KAISC. 1:413 p.m. Sa Changing Times KABC, 8 a.m. Si.; Johnny Dollar KNX. 3:45 p.m. M-F tIotanD.r.Ralpli___ . KF1. 7 a.m. Su XXX. 9:45 a.m. Su Jump-Jump...... _.._.._ -..KF1, 8:30 a.m. Su sin.il . do.rd K _._.KNX. 9:30 a.m. Su Christian Science AFL 9:15 a.m. Sn; Kaye, Brady Show..... KILI 8 p.m Th Sounding Board KHJ, 8:30 p.m. Sa —KILL 10:15 a.m. Sui EPOP, 2:45 p.m. Su Kaye Sammy Orch KABC, 8:35 p.m. Su Southland Weather Summary KFI, 5:10 p.m. M-F Church of the Open Door—KGER. 11 a.m. sa Kelley, Bob...... — IIMPC. 6 p.m. M -Sa Sportlights...-.------KM. 8:20 a.m. M-F C.1.0. Viewpoint KABC, 8 p.m. Sa Kenneally, William KNX. 10:15 p.m. M-F: Sports with Rollie Thomas_RVI. 6:15 p.m.M-F Cisco Kid EFL 7:30 p.m. W 05 p.m. Sa Stella Dallas _-_-__ ...... --AFL 1:15 p.m. M-F Stewart Bill__ KMPC. 12 N. Sa City Editor. KILL 8 p.m. F KFI Calling KIT. 6:30 p.m...To City Hospital ...... -- ..KNX. 7 p.m. Th Story Circus ...... RNIPC. 8 a.m. Sa Know Your Schools.--KABC. 7:45 p.m. Sa Story, Ralph.. .KNX. ti:15 a.m. M-F Cloorir v, Rosemary . --....- .KNX. 9:15 p.m. M Kostelanetz. Andre...... - KIIJ, 1:311 p.m. Su C. Collingwood KNX, 5 p.m. Sa Storytinic ...... ____K11.1. 11:115 a.m. SI -F Koury, Rev KABC, 2:45 p.m. Tu Community Hour EMIL 9:30 p.m. Su :Strome .•.--KABC, 7:30 p.m. M. Tu, Th, F I'ono pan son .____.KABC. 10:30 a.m. M-F Ladles Day... KFI. 9:30 a.m. M-F Strike It Itirk_...... ---KFI. 10:30 a.m. 61-F *Considine, Bob ...... _..... ____KHJ, 5:15 p.m. Sic; Lea, Terrea.IIABC, 11 p.m M -Th: 11:30 p.m. F Summer in St. Lonis---__KNX, 8 p.m. Su 9:15 p.m. Su Lewis, Fulton ULU, 4 p.m., 9:1:1 p.m. M-F Sunday Desk -...KNX. 5:30 p.m. Su Continental Varieties.- .... .KFAr. 5:30 p.m. M-F Lewis, Robert Q KNX. 8 a.m. Sa Sunday Evening Concert__ EFL 10:30 p.m. Su Cook, Ira KMPC. 10 a.m. M -Sa Lewis, Ted KNX. 9:30 p.m. W Sunday Siesta KNX. 2:211 p.m. Su Cooper, Ales._--_____.KLAC, 4:30 p.m. D Light Concert KIl. 9:30 p.m. Su Sunday Symphonies.—.-- ..... KHJ. 3 p.m. Su ------12:05 a.m. M -Sa Linkletter. Art.. .KNX. 12:30 p.m M-F S KNX 7 p.m. Tu Little Night Music KFI, 11.30 p.m. W Counterspy._ ._--. ....K11.1. 7 p.m. F Tee,,uie7leme• - KNX, 11 a.m. Sa Livingstone Mary ROER, 11:30 a.m. Sa, M-F Telephone Hour______.- ...... KFI. 9 p.m. M Country Style KNX, 7:05 p.m. & 9 p.m. Sa Lone Ranger RFC, 2:30 p.m. M-F I'rushy , Biog.. . KNX. 8:43 p.m 51-1, -*Ten O'Clock WIre—.. KNX. 10 p.m D Lonesome Gal KABC, 10:30 p.m. 30-TI:: Tennessee Ernie KNX 8:0:1 p.m. M-Fri Crosby Gary, Show KNX, 3:30 p.m. Su 11 pan. F Crewel, George KHI, 10:30 p.m. M-F This Thing Called Life- KFI. 10:30 p.nt. M Daniels, MIL._ .KFWB. 8 p.m. Sa; 7 p.m. Su: Look to the Skies Kn. 8:15 a.m. Sa *Thomas. LowelL--..K NX. 6:15 p.m. M-F Davies, Clem. Ministry__ ...... KPOP. 9 a.m. Su Lucky Lager Dance Time_KSIPC. 9:30 11.11I. Sa. Thomas, Shirley .KFI, 5:30 p.m. Su _._ ...... _...... --.---Su; 10:30 P.m. 51-F Todd Trio Do It Yourself KNX 11.30 a.m. Sa Top Secret Flies _.KAM'. 9:00 p.m. Sa Drake. Galen..-_------,...... KNX. 10:341 ado us Lutheran Hour KHI. 5:38 p.m. So KHJ, . p.m. W Dragnet - RFC 7:30 p.m. Ti: Lynn Looks at Hollywood-KHJ. 3:30 p.m. M-F Town Hall Party... -__KFL 8 p.m. Sa Dyer, Braven KNIPC. 5 p.m. Su la Perkins .-...—...KNX. 10:15 a.m. NI-F Treasury Agent... El Monte Legion Stadium-KWKW, 9:30 p.m. Sa Magic of Music__ ...... --...KHJ, 7:30 p.m. Sa.... Travel Talk --K.KABH CI.. 97 p.m. So Enchanted lour KH.I. 7:30 p.m. Too Make 1p hour Mind____.K.NX. 8:30 a.m. 51-F True Detective Mysteries._ KHI. 7 p.m W Truth or Consequences---- KF1, 7:35 p.m. W Eternal Light.— KFI, 9:30 a.m. Su Slanlon, Dean Clarence KH.I. 8 p.m. Su Evans, Frank...... _ ...... --KILL 4:30 e p.m. Sa; Mann. Herbert J--- KFI, 10 a.m. Su Unity Viewpoint_____.KFAC. 8:15 a.m. SI-Sa - .p.m. Sa; 10 p.m. M-F Martin, Freddy RAMC. 11 p.m. Sa *Valle, David. KNX, 8:15 a.m M-1 Ewing, Bill KABC, 9:35 a.m. Su Mansfield, Any - .1111. 9:30 p.m. Sa *Vanderettook John-- KABC. 6 p.m. M-F Eye Opener.. _KFWB, 6 a.m. M-F Marines in Review KABC, 11 p.m. Su Voice of Firestone. RABC. 11:30 p.m. M Family Theater .11IHJ. 8:30 p.m. W Masterson, Paul KABC, 0:25 p.m. NI-F Voice of Prophecy ..KIALIÁB9c:31. 12 aiim.m..88un: Farm Topics KNX. 9:15 a.m. Su ...... -_-_ ...... 7:15 p.m. M, Tu, Th. Fr - Farm Reporter KFII. 12 noon M-F >latinee. KNX. 3:30 p.m. M-F Wagner, Jack.... Kn.). 12:30 p.m. NI-F: Ferris Reel . KNX, 6 p.m. Mon thru Fri McBride, Mary Margaret KFI, 11:30 am.. 11-F 10:30 a.m. SI -F FM In Peace and War . kNN ; gg go ss Mcl ' •11, Nelson RN X, 12:15 p.m. M-F Wen. er, Hank KABC, 3:30 p.nt. 5I-F Flbber McGee and Molly 111,1, 7:15 M -Th. McLaughlin', Clubtime Kywit. 12:31i p.m. NI-F Welk. Lawrence-KABC. 10:30 P.m., 11:30 n.m.. 6:30 p.m. F McLain. George.KRKIL 4:3" p.m. MA? Sn; 11:30 p.m. Su Fifield, Dr. James BMW, 6:30 p.m. F McShane, John KMPC, 5:15 p.m. Su Whalen, Monica _ KFOX. 6:145 p.m. 31-11- Finley. Larry___KFWB. 10:45 p.m. T. W, Tit; Sleet the Press KFI, 3 p.m. Su KILL 9:30 p.m. Sa 10:30 p.m. F; lo p.m. Sat, Su Men's t'orner K11.11, 9:45 p.m. Su Wheeler, Burritt...-----KFI. 4:15 p.m. M-4. Flynn. John T KILL 8:15 o m. Su !Beckon Daydreams KABC. 9.15 0.01. sg1 _111:30 p.m.. T,, -Th Football___KFI, 11 a.m. Sa; KGF.11, 10:45 a.m.. Meyberg. Dot KGFJ, 8:15 Sa Wheel of Chance..._--.--KHJ, 8:30 p.m. Th 12:45 p.m. Se; KABC, 8:15 p.m. F; Midnight Flyer KF1, 12 p.m. SI -F Whistler. The...... KNX. 7:30 p.m Sn K/1.1. 1:45 p.m. Sa Miller, Howard KNX. 8:45 a.m. 31-F Winter. Wm...._ ...... ----..KARC. 5:30 SI -F Football Roundup . KNX. I p.m. sit Miller, Mitch Show KNX. 6 p.m. Su Woman In My House.-- ...... KFI. 2 P.m M-F Football Today KGFJ, 10:30 a.m. Sa Monitor 1111, 8:30 a.m., 1:30 p.m., .:110 p.m., Woodworth Hour KNX. 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emeoemoem...»,...i.u.••••••••Mre? TELEVISION Bill's Corner PORT (1 By Bill Brundige 1+0%0"tuen.-~ ,tAdre..ete.Citentefrite,t,.0.09'wese-, •:...11••••••4»..11M041.41.....•04M,“1•11.41».> The sportlight at KHJ has swung The most harried moments for me are from baseball to football .. . .what on the day of a game. It's necessary DAILY with Don Lee broadcasting Pacific to check with both coaches for last Time Channel Coast Conference minute changes, prompted by injuries 6:05 p.m. 4 Cleve Hermann games as well as or other physical ailments, such as headaches, colds, charley horses, etc. 6:05 p.m. 2 Tom Harmon the thrilling schedule of the Los An- This will not change the number or 6:15 p.m. 13 Mark Scott geles Rams. And, position . . . but will mean that if 10:30 p.m. 9 Bill Brundige we get the San you have one player spotted as first string tackle, and he comes up lame, 10:45 p.m. 2 Gil Stratton, Jr. Francisco 49'er another will have to be moved into 11:15 p.m. 4 Cleve Hermann games locally, that spot. Another player, for some when they play at reason, might be listed only as of- Saturday, Oct. 8 a different time or fense material on Wednesday, but on 2:00 p.m. 2 College Football: day than Sid Gill- Sunday the coach might warn that Colorado vs. Ore. man's crew. he'll go both ways. This means his 4:30 p.m. 4 Jack McElroy: I'm working with name must be spotted in the defen- Hunting and Fish- Bob Kelley on the Rams' games, and sive position he will play. ing it appears we're going to have some 7:00 p.m. 13 "Call the Coach" pleasant things to talk about this I normally take about 15 minutes 7:15 p.m. 13 Football Roundup season, if that 49'er game is a har- after going to the broadcasting booth 8:30 p.m. 9 Hollywood Legion binger of what will come. to re-check the numbers and players Bouts . . . saying them over to my spotters, Mickey Northrop Many fans have asked me which so that the three of us are as thor- vs. John Hart sport I'd rather broadcast on KHJ-TV oughly familiar with them as pos- 10:30 p.m. 5 Roller Derby and Don Lee .. . baseball or football. sible. 11:15 p.m. 4 Red Barber Frankly, I can't choose between the two. Baseball is, obviously, the more A spotter covers one team on both Sunday, Oct. 9 sustained due to the number of games. edItense and defense and believe me And, you have more time to fill with the spotters are indispensable. . . . 10:00 a.m. 7 Pro Football: background and color on baseball, be- even though a sportscaster might be Rams vs. Lions completely familiar with all players 11:45 a.m. 9 This Week in cause of the nature of the game. Al- though there are actually only 12 to .. . . they point up good blocks .. as Sports 13 minutes of action in a football well as other phases of the game. 2:30 p.m. 11 Jalopy Derby from game, there is something going on Many times they'll spot things we Culver City. cannot see, for we have to stay with 7:00 p.m. 13 P.C.C. Football: virtually all of the time . . . which lends itself to comment. the ball .. . whether it be carried or U.S.C. vs. Wash. thrown. 8:00 p.m. 9 Championship It takes approximately the same Bowling -number of hours to prepare for each I don't mean to sound like broad- . . . . if you break dawn the total casting sports is a chore. To me, when Monday, Oct. 10 hours spent compiling baseball aver- working on KHJ-TV with the Angel 8:00 p.m. 9 Big Ten Highlights ages .. . and compare this with the telecasts or Don Lee-KHJ on the Rams' 8:00 p.m. 13 Beat the Champ work spent in getting ready for a games, is a pleasant way to spend 8:30 p.m. 5 Roller Derby football broadcast. an afternoon or evening. I merely 8:30 p.m. 9 PCC Highlights meant to point out a bit of the before- Most of us use spotting boards to 8:30 p.m. 13 Wrestling from the game preparations necessary to a call a football game, with the num- Hollywood Legion. good broadcast. This part could be ber and name of each player set down called a chore. Tuesday, Oct. 11 in the proper position on our boards. I usually include the height, weight, The fun really starts when the 6:45 p.m. 13 Red Sanders Show and number of years in pro ball in game begins .. . for I'm a fan, just like you. When the pitcher throws the Wednesday, Oct. 12 my player square. This means that at a glance I have a fairly complete opening pitch or a player moves for- 6:00 p.m. 7 Blue Ribbon Bouts background on the player . . . for I ward to kicic-off .... Ireally live it up. 7:30 p.m. 11 Notre Dame include his college, as well. And, the best part of all this is that Football I get paid for having this fun. 7:45 p.m. 7 Elroy Hirsch Show Imagine filling in some 50 squares for each team on each game .. . and 8:30 p.m. Wrestling bouts * * 10:00 p.m. 2 Lucky Sport Time you can visualize how much time is 10:45 pan. Wrestlers' Lament. required to do the job. The offensive .-1RB September Ratings 11:15 p.m. 9 PCC Highlights players are printed in black .. . the defensive unit in red. This is done so $64,000 Question 61.7 Thursday, Oct. 13 that when calling a game my eye Disneyland 36.6 will focus immediately on the black 7:15 p.m. 5 Trojan Review Toast of the Town 36.3 when I'm looking for an offensive with Jess Hill Best of Groucho (re-runs) 31.1 player .. .and on red when I want 8:30 p.m. 13 Olympic Boxing Climax 29.7 8:45 p.m. 9 Sports Weekly the name of the tackler or player who Confidential File 29.4 9:00 p.m. 11 Wrestling from made an interception. What's My Line? 29.2 Las Vegas Once these boards are completed. Medic 25.6 11:00 p.m. 5 Touchdown the concentration starts. Iwould esti- Dragnet 23.3 mate two days are needed to com- Wednesday Night Fights 21.8 Friday, Oct. 14 pletely associate numbers with play- Bob Cummings Show (Sun. 10:30) 21.4 5:00 p.m. 5 High School ers so that they're more rapidly Private Secretary 21.4 Football recognized during the game. Then, too, Four Star Playhouse 21.0 6:00 p.m. 4 Gillette Fights it's desirable to associate players with Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal 21.0 10:30 p.m. 7 Touchdown their positions, so that you're familiar Bob Cummings Show (Thurs.-CBS) 19.9 with where they should be on each Loretta Young 19.4 Page Forty-two play. "Movies"—KTLA 19.4 Alpl. THE PCL season is over. Here we have Holly- wood announcer Fred Hessler reviewing the season with Hollywood manager Bobby Bragan, as weli as chatting about the World Series

.11111. DURING THE PAST SEASON, Fred worked out regularly with the Hollywood Star ball players RECOGNIZE THIS FELLOW? No it's not a pitcher He's crossing bats with Dick Shad as Iry Kaze watches warming up for the World Series. It's KHJ-TV's and shouts, "It'll never work." sportscaster Fred Hessler getting his regular Sunday morning workout at Gilmore Field.

AROUND THE SPORTS CIRCLE WITH FRED HESSLER

111p. THIS PAST SEASON was the first time Fred Hessler was given a top TV assignment in calling the play-by-play of the Hollywood games Judging from the general excellence of his work. and judging from the fans' reactions, it won't be the el. ONE OF THE UNSUNG HEROES of every base list time TV fans will heer him yell: "It's a hit." ball club is the trainer. Hollywood trainer Frankie Jacobs gives pitcher Ben Wade a well-deserved rubdown after a hard day's work, as Fred looks on DISNEY BUILDS A

Walt Disney's new show, The Mickey Mouse Club, is almost certain to create as much excite- ment as Disneyland. It's another ambitious undertaking for this man of imagination

JIMMY DODD, CENTER, AND THE MOUSEKETEERS are regulars on the new Walt Disney Mickey Mouse Club Show. This par- ticular segment features a variety revue with comedy, singing, By Jack Holland dancing—for the kids.

OU CAN START feeling sorry right now for shows Pat acting as a TWA stewardess and Duncan as a ‘iny TV programs that are on between five and pilot of a big plane flying to Europe and Egypt. Young- six Mondays through Fridays. Walt Disney is sters will learn a lot about the careers and lives of those taking over that spot with his Mickey Mouse who take up commercial flying for a career. Club—on KABC—and that means another TV Then there's the Explorers' Club. This en not be smash1 as only Disney can smash 'em. His competition on every day and will appeal primarily to teen-agers. It will he mowed down for sure. Walt is an amazing person. consists of a complete fifteen minute film showing how He always seems to have something new and different teen-agers participate in various adventures, such as the up his sleeve, and certainly his Mickey Mouse Club is one done about a shark-hunting expedition. going to be not only different but a real break for kids Another segment that will appear about twice a week, who have long since tired of things like phony space at least according to present plans, is the I'm No Fool heroes, galopin' western heroes, and so-called comics for series and will probably star Jiminy Cricket. It is a com- children. plete cartoon series. Four Parts • One of the most interesting of the segments is Spin The show is in four separate fifteen minute segments. and Marty, starring Tim Considine and David Stollery. Only two are regulars, The Mouseketeers and Mickey Based on a novel by Larry Watkin, the series shows the Mouse Newsreel. lives of two boys on summer vacation at a western ranch. The Mouseketeers is made up of three kids' teams— Spin, played by Tim, is the popular kid and the leader the red, white, and blue. The red team has eleven young- at the ranch while Marty, played by David, is the rebel- sters and the white and blue have six each. The stars of lious type who is always causing trouble until he learns the series are Jimmy Dodd and Roy Williams, who are a few important lessons. This is expected to appeal to adults. Roy, incidentally, had been a cartoonist at Disney's adults, too, in that the stories are dramatic and present for years. One day Disney walked up to him and said, facts of interest to parents. "Roy, do you want to be an actor?" The startled 300 Also on the agenda is the Foreign Correspondent pound fellow did a double take and said, "After all series which shows boys playing correspondents in these years as a cartoonist?" And then he said, "Sure." Europe. Their various exploits and experiences provide Jimmy Dodd has been an established actor for some time. plenty of suspense besides showing youngsters how for- The Mouseketeers segment features production num- eign correspondents actually work. bers for the most part. There are song and dance skits— Huge Job in short, a juvenile variety show. It also emphasizes new talent as a showcase at times. Altogether, about twenty different series are in the The Mickey Mouse Newsreel is a regular newsreel planning stage. This is a tremendous undertaking since along the lines of newsreels for adults, but only subjects every inch of the film will be new. Even the cartoons of interest to children are shown. Camera teams are now will be new. -With the Mickey Mouse Club already all over the world filming various subjects. For example, launched, Disney is still open to any new ideas for the one film was shot in Wesf Berlin showing Berlin police- show. Every time he sees some footage he thinks up some- men teaching kids how to drive on a model freeway. The thing else to add. freeway is quite similar to Disney's Autopia at Disneyland The new Disney offering is bound to captivate the Park except that it is much smaller than Walt's creation. children—and possibly a good many adults. Disney has Another newsreel featured the capture of a hippopotamus. a way of doing shows that are not limited in their appeal A third segment deals with careers children would to any one age. As he has said before, he never makes like when they grow up. It's done in an eight part series anything just for children. That explains why he has and will run eight days straight. The stars are Alvy produced so many hits. Moore, prominent motion picture comedian, and young- Now everyone is speculating, "Just what will Disney sters Pat Morrow and Duncan Richardson. One sequence come up with next?" You can bet he'll not stop here. Page F•xty-four October 7, 1955 A lit_ THE MOUSEKETEERS take time off from work to check on the world's smallest horse and its colt. The animals live on the Disney lot.

DUNCAN RICHARDSON in a scene from another Mickey is Mouse Club feature — careers youngsters hope to pursue. Duncan is learning how to be a pilot.

DUNCAN, ALVY MOORE and e Pat Morrow are featured in the new ABC-TV offering from Disney's studio. Alvy is one of the few adults in the show.

Ipp. STARS OF THE MOUSEKE- TEERS segment are Roy Wil- liams and Jimmy Dodd. Roy was a cartoonist at Disney's when Walt decided to make an actor of him (Walt Disney photos.)

October 7, 1955 Page Forty-five Orrin Tucker, headman of KTI.A's"Crystal Tone" orchestra, isn't /:ii'/din' when he says: "tik Yot Second Lawrence Welk"

id> TWO MEN AND A GIRL are the three main principals behind the new KTLA "Crystal Tone" Orchestra: bandleader Orrin Tucker (left); lovely vocalist, Roberta Linn, and the creator and producer of the group. KTLA's headman Klaus Landsberg. Both Orrin and Roberta can be seen in person each week at the Hollywood Palladium.

sound almost exactly like Welk's or later he would be accused of copy- RRIN TUCKER looks you square in the eye, smiles 'Champagne Music'?" ing Welk." politely, gets right to the "Aren't you really trying to he a No Feud point: second Lawrence Welk?" If the truth were to be known, "No I'm not a second Orrin Tucker is really a "middleman," Lawrence Welk. If there is No Polkas and in some ways, a helpless scape- coany similarity hetwen our programs, Ever since he began his show on goat in the whole Welk-Landsberg- I am not aware of it. Lawrence and KTLA in June, the easy-going, con- KTLA setup. I are not only both from the Middle genial bandleader has been hounded West, but we have been friends for a by this type of question, and, un- Klaus Landsberg is not only the long time." he exclaims. derstandably so, he's getting pretty veepee and general manager of (Just in case you hadn't heard, tired of them. KTLA, but he is the creator, brains Orrin Tucker is the leader of KTLA's and bossman behind the whole "Welk is doing a certain type of new "Crystal Tone" Orchestra. and KTLA "Crystal Tone" orchestra. To job, and so are we," Tucker explains. Lawrence Welk is the maestro of the put it in words of one syllable: What famous "Champagne Music." They "I am not copying any of his ar- Klaus says. goes. Period. rangements or style. As a matter of both specialize in playing the type fact 1 am purposely staying away With this background you can un- of smooth, sweet music that the from polkas and other specialized derstand why orchestra leader Orrin masses like to listen to and dance Tucker says. "I am just trying to do to.) types of music which have been closely associated with the Welk or- things the way producer Klaus Actually, you couldn't blame Orrin chestra. Landsberg wants them. As far as I Tucker if he got good and sore one am concerned the producer is al- of these days. "I am also well aware of the fact ways right!" that no matter who or what kind You see, everywhere poor Orrin of a popular dance band come> to And you can also understand why goes, the same questions follow Los Angeles, the leader will be called the curly-haired, pleasant band- him: a 'second Lawrence Welk.' If Fred leader means it when he says: "Are you trying to copy Welk's Waring or some other well-known "As far as I'm concerned, there is style and format?" organization were to come here, I not, nor ever will he a feud be- "Doesn't your KTLA 'Crystal Tone' wouldn't doubt it a bit that sooner tween Lawrence Welk and myself." Page Forty-six October 7, 1955 WHAT MA

ELEVISION has its short- By tured on the program, the main em- comings. Even the most phasis is always on a "strong" story. ardent TV fan or execu- That's where Manulis's chores be- tive would have to admit gin. that. Ted Hilgenstuhler Want Smash, Not Trash However, there's another side to this argument — perhaps a much First of all, he must select the stronger side. "Fabulous" is an over- the top hour dramatic shows on the stories to be used—subject to approv- used word in the Hollywood vernacu- air. al by CBS-TV and the sponsor. Ap- lar, but that's about the only way to Naturally, there are many reasons proximately forty per cent of the describe the improvements which for this. In the case of "Climax!" plays are originals; the rest are have been made in TV programming one of the most important centers adapted from novels, the theater, and during the past five years. around a man named Martin standard classics, such as "Huckle- Manulis. Young in appearance with berry Finn." "Climax!" has even In our opinion the greatest single a list of TV and theatrical credits gone into the documentary field, with improvement in TV programming has stretching from The Bahamas Play- such outstanding shows as "Fear been in the dramatic field. Several house in Nassau to Broadway to Strikes Out" and "The Deliverance of months ago, award-winning Dr. Hollywood, he's the producer of the Sister Cecila." Frank Baxter—who has always been show—the brains behind the project. After the story has been selected, one of the industry's most astute and Manulis's next big job is to line up severest critics — was addressing a "I think everyone will have to admit that 'Climax!' did not get off to the actors and actresses. This is an- meeting of the National Association other "key" to "Climax!'s" success. for Better Radio and Television. His a very good start," Mr. Manulis explained during an interview. "But I remark—"I think we can all agree "It's a definite part of our format," that by and large the best programs also believe that our show can now he explained, "to have a multiple on TV are the dramatic shows, par- rank favorably with any in its field. star cast. This applies to each and ticularly the hour-long programs"— "Our main purpose can be stated every show. brought a round of applause and very simply: we are interested in "We're going to try and keep up nods of approval from the critical presenting strong dramatic material the standard we have set," Manulis audience. for popular consumption. You'll find concluded. "Of course, TV is so no personal romance or light com- changeable that the handbook of a Behind Scenes edy or musicals on 'Climax!'" year ago is already outmoded. Neither On the basis of recent perform- While romance is usually essential we nor anyone else want to do trash. ances (and we might add on the to a good story, and while such per- However, even with our format you basis of recent ratings), CBS-TV's sons as comedian Red Skelton and can't be certain of producing a smash "Climax!" has developed into one of musician Bob Crosby have been tea. hit every week," he smiled.

DIANA LYNN is the pretty actress on whom these men App. A GRADUATE of Columbia College and an ex-Navy are focusing their attention. The men shown here are Lieutenant, Martin Manulis (left) produced "Studio part of the team which has made "Climax!" one of the most im- One," "Suspense" and "The Best of Broadway" on CBS-TV proved and popular hour dramatic shows on TV today: director before assuming his present chores on -Climax!" Dorothy Alan Reisner (left), producer Martin Manulis (standing), writer McGuire and Herbert Marshall are two of the hundreds of Gore Vidal (right). (CBS-Pennock photo.) stars he has worked with on TV. Chrysler Corp. sponsors. - The Adventire harm 6:00 PM Daily

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